Sentence examples for This vindicated from inspiring English sources
This vindicated the pretournament judgment of the cognoscenti.
This vindicated the manager in one sense yet despite dominating for long periods Liverpool never appeared likely to pile up the goals.
Amazingly, the fisheries minister, Richard Lochhead, suggested this vindicated his government's support for the destructive scraping and dredging.How to kill a cultureThe trawlermen are formidable.
They have continued to claim that Livingstone's performance had been remarkably good given the wider circumstances and that this vindicated his campaign.
The only surprise about the organised-crime report was that it caused any surprise at all; though, in truth, there was something half-hearted in both the assertion by the Democratic Unionist Party's Gregory Campbell, who sits on the committee, that this vindicated his party's approach to talks with Sinn Féin, and the riposte by Sinn Féin that the report lacked credibility and independence.
He said this vindicated the government's economic strategy and disproved those who had called for a slower pace of spending cuts and tax rises.
Surely this vindicates him in their eyes.
Yet none of this vindicates the Euro-pessimists.
"This vindicates me a little," House said in a telephone interview.
The many "liberals" who despised Mr Thaksin and applauded the coup may argue that this vindicates them.
"This vindicates our position and shows Hutton was wrong in criticising Andrew, criticising me and criticising the Today team," he said.
