Sentence examples for amount of vindication from inspiring English sources

Serrano, for his part, feels a certain amount of vindication now that his truck has been returned.

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.

Read one way, this analogy offers a certain amount of vindication to social liberals, since it suggests an analogy between social conservatives and the 19th century's Luddites or agrarian nostalgists, shaking their fists impotently against changes they were powerless to stop.

With that in mind, you'd think that having Nate Silver and Hillary Clinton affirm that they were correct to have played the Comey letter as a "game-changing" event would bring no small amount of vindication.

For McCain, that's no small measure of vindication.

For Lukas, the upset provided a measure of vindication.

But the Japanese automaker got some measure of vindication.

U.S. officials say this amounts to vindication of a years-long policy of increasing pressure, including through clandestine operations, on Iran's clerical rulers without provoking war.

For Gleeson, the nomination of Lynch to run the Department of Justice amounted to vindication for the Brooklyn team.

For Obama, the low number of civilian deaths detailed in the report — fewer than 116 in seven years of strikes — amounts to a vindication of the drone program's effectiveness as a counterterrorism tool.

It also prompted the absurdly triumphant and repeated declarations of vindication by Trump himself to the effect that the alleged spying amounted to a coup d'etat against his administration and was, in effect, treason.