Sentence examples for absolutely vindicated from inspiring English sources

And who but a political insider would claim in the face of this report to feel "absolutely vindicated"?

"Given the weather forecast and the huge deluge around 20 minutes after play concluded we feel absolutely vindicated in making the decision we did".

But what was absolutely vindicated were his key political judgements".

And the R&A didn't miss the opportunity to gloat about its weather strategy, releasing a statement that said: "Given the weather forecast and the huge deluge around 20 minutes after play concluded, we feel absolutely vindicated in making the decision we did".

Ms. Stapleton added that the governor "feels absolutely vindicated" because the report concluded that Ms. Palin was acting within her legal authority when she "reassigned" Mr. Monegan.

The problem isn't that the evidence here absolutely vindicates Brandon, it's that the jury was presented with a horrendously lopsided interpretation of the evidence that exists.

Mr. Breitbart is absolutely confident of being fully vindicated". In October, the Los Angeles Times reported that White House and USDA officials, fearful of the escalating fallout from the story, didn't know the facts surrounding Sherrod's video remarks and had not seen the full speech before moving to, first, place her on leave before, ultimately, firing her.

When I'm vindicated in this case, absolutely I do," Blagojevich said.

Simendinger added that if federal regulators were to review his firm's practices, he was "absolutely, 110percentt sure" that Simm Associates would be vindicated.

His actions have long since been vindicated, and there is a general consensus that what he did was absolutely right.

He said on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show: "I think my colleagues have done absolutely the right thing to urge people to take sensible precautions and I think they will be vindicated by events over the coming days and weeks".