Sentence examples for are to vindicate from inspiring English sources

If we are to vindicate the Founders' confidence in reason and enjoy the blessings of liberty that they sought to secure, such judicial engagement is essential.

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

For Cornell's great subject — announced and taboo — in all his boxes was nostalgia, and his desire was to vindicate it as an emotion.

A reminder that it's the duty of every human being to vindicate the faith shown in them by other human beings.

Frege, it turned out, had gone in for overkill with the formal system that was to vindicate his logicism.

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

"Whatever the direct impact of that raid, its main legacy was to vindicate Barnes Wallis as a weapons designer, establish 617 Squadron and make possible what came after.

And the White House was to be vindicated.

If I am to be vindicated in my insistence that D.C. is one of America's charming cultural hubs, it is in this data.

But it wasn't to vindicate France.

Competition in this context is likely to vindicate pro-immigrant policies.