Sentence examples for any vindication from inspiring English sources

The use of admissible evidence should not require any "vindication".

It was a difficult decision: there never was any vindication.

Do you think he felt any vindication from that victory?

In the end, perhaps what's most remarkable about the fast-spreading acceptance of gay marriage is that there are so few mainstream politicians on either side who will be able to claim any vindication from it.

As O'Neill remarks: "If the standards of practical reasoning are fundamental to all human reasoning, then any vindication of these standards is either circular (since it uses those very standards) or a failure (since it is not a vindication in terms of the standards that are said to be fundamental)" (O'Neill 1989, 29).

A more sophisticated take on favorites and underdogs does not provide any immediate vindication for the conference.

Karp said she didn't feel any personal vindication.

Democratic Senate candidates' punishment of opponents who were part of those efforts in any way is a vindication of the political, as well as the "obvious policy and moral" argument Social Security Works has made since 2010, according to Lawson.

CalPERS officials, however, hailed the controller's failure to find any illegal pension spiking as a vindication of current policies and procedures.

With patent box incentives to be exploited (products invented here receive preferential tax treatment) and corporation tax levels lower than in the US, the person said that any deal would be trumpeted as a vindication of the government's policies.

Though "Take Shelter" did not win any prizes at Sundance, the Sony Pictures Classics deal represents a vindication of sorts for Mr. Nichols, whose debut feature, "Shotgun Stories" (2007), went mostly ignored outside movie geek circles.