Sentence examples for a vindication for a from inspiring English sources

He also said the nomination was something of a vindication for a play he felt was unfairly dismissed.

Besides the small financial bump, the number of nominations is seen by members of the production team as a vindication for a show that has had its share of detractors.

It was a vindication for immune therapy, and an important step in the treatment of cancer.

It can be read as a vindication for the UKFC; a happy ending of sorts.

This finding is something of a vindication for one member of the team, a North Carolina field geologist, Paul J. Hearty.

And it could be a vindication for Pluto-lovers, too, a group who turn out to be more numerous than seems quite plausible.

"Today's fourth circuit decision is a vindication for Gavin and a reinforcement of the Department of Education's policy," said Joshua Block, a staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union.

The project is a vindication for Ms. Hadid.

On the prosecution side, the guilty verdict delivered by a jury last week is a vindication for the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.

"This is a vindication for Twin Rivers".

The vote is a vindication for Mr. Thaksin, 61, a populist champion of Thailand's long-marginalized rural poor, who was elected prime minister twice, in 2001 and 2005, and removed in a coup in September 2006.