Sentence examples for appear to vindicate from inspiring English sources

A conviction of Mr. Magnitsky might also appear to vindicate the officials he had accused of wrongdoing.

The network excerpted the Been deposition in a news release that primarily focused on parts of the testimony that appear to vindicate the program.

Wednesday's results appear to vindicate Burberry's aggressive cost-cutting measures, which have included closing a factory and cutting more than 500 jobs, all while maintaining a high-profile marketing campaign that featured Harry Potter star Emma Watson.

He knew that every ramped-up attack would appear to vindicate his narrative about the "evil" West waging "war on Islam" and swell his army of recruits.

Its maiden set of results would appear to vindicate investors' faith in the veteran fund manager.

Maryland's action appeared to vindicate Lincoln's approach.

Firstly, it appeared to vindicate the recipe used by the American team to make new sorts of atoms.

It is also a warning that she too should keep quiet.Last year nature appeared to vindicate Mr Wu.

Five weeks ago that investigation had appeared to vindicate her, deciding that Sutton had used "inappropriate and discriminatory language".

The November rerun of the general election, which took place amid growing violence and divisive language, appeared to vindicate Mr Erdogan's approach.

This appears to vindicate the vote by Mervyn King, the Bank's governor, against August's quarter-point cut in interest rates to 4.5%.