Sentence examples for aims at vindicating from inspiring English sources

Second, it aims at vindicating his wife, Zelda Sayre, as an artist, cramped and driven into madness by the patriarchal brutalities of her time and her circle.

The strategy in the long run is aimed at vindicating the company's widely derided purchase last year of a Japanese chain of 150 fitness studios for $575 million.

He noted that the lawsuit was aimed at "vindicating" Thoma's First Amendment right.

This reorientation does not usually go with an attempt at vindicating Bradley's overall philosophical outlook.

An alternative version of non-naturalist realism aims to vindicate mathematical and modal claims as essential parts of our best overall theories of the world.

Proponents of generalized 2D semantics aim to vindicate an internalist approach to assigning semantic content to an individual's expressions.

If Blair's sole aim was to vindicate his reputation, he should have done the same.

Joyce's primary aim is to vindicate probabilism — the thesis that rational credences must conform to the probability calculus.

So it's not vindicating Grissom at all.

Her partners in the venture, which is aimed at attacking the Obama Administration's national-security decisions and vindicating those of the Bush Administration, are William Kristol, the conservative pundit, and Elizabeth Cheney, the daughter of former Vice-President Dick Cheney.

He has now dated it at 1300.The study of the diptych was not undertaken with this aim but its conclusions vindicate Lord Thomson's approach.