Sentence examples for In vindicated from inspiring English sources

In "Vindicated," José Canseco's second book about steroids in baseball, Rodriguez ended up as the centerpiece.

In "Vindicated," Canseco wrote that he introduced Alex Rodriguez to a steroids supplier, whom he called "Max" and did not identify further.

In "Vindicated," Canseco, after stating that he always felt Roger Clemens was a steroid user, ends up having what he calls a "change of heart" and signs an affidavit on Clemens's behalf that he had not used steroids.

In "Vindicated: Big Names, Big Liars and the Battle to Save Baseball," Canseco's second book about the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball, he said he injected Magglio Ordóñez of the Detroit Tigers with steroids.

Ordóñez has declined to comment on the allegations Canseco made about him in "Vindicated".

Rodriguez has declined to discuss the allegations in "Vindicated," saying, "It's over as far as I'm concerned".

"It's almost as if they are interested in vindicating an abstract point".

But Mr. Herzog is not interested in vindicating any particular point of view or version of events.

So apriori conceptual analysis plays a crucial role in vindicating metaphysical reductions (Jackson 1994 1998aa).

Deflationism about truth or truth-aptness can be used to argue that there is no room for non-cognitivism of the sort that succeeds in vindicating much of moral practice.

The campaigners left the high court in London vindicated in their belief that their original convictions had been a miscarriage of justice.