Sentence examples for a huge vindication of from inspiring English sources
What's odd, though, is how little talk there is about the way the 70s ended — which I viewed at the time, and still do, as a huge vindication of Keynesianism.
It's a huge vindication of these rogue developers, as you might call them, whose software based on reverse-engineering the proprietary systems of major companies has grown to be not just useful but the best option for running these old games — as chosen by Sony itself!
BEN MCGRATH: I think he feels a huge amount of vindication from making the All-Star team, and winning player of the month, and the rest.
"For us this is huge vindication by real people".
She dedicated the second edition of the A Vindication of the Rights of Woman to him.
For Democrats like Mr. Silver, the huge protest was a vindication of sorts, another sign that the labor movement, after supporting Mr. Pataki in the last election, had come home to the Democratic Party.
The play ends in a bloodbath and a vindication of the avenger.
For the staff and broadcasters this was a vindication of the huge effort that had been put into turning the station around, from one that was perceived to be failing, to one that has increased its listening figures by 33% in one year.
It is a fascinating tale and a vindication of politics.
The result is a stunning vindication of the Prime Minister.
He is a triumphant vindication of nature over social nurture.
