Sentence examples for as the vindication of from inspiring English sources

And John McCain's defeat has been taken as the vindication of this premise.

The war in Iraq might come to be seen as the vindication of that doctrine, at least in carefully circumscribed cases.

The rise of the new right, and the way the end of the cold war was spun as the vindication of free-market capitalism – the "end of history" – saw that off.

As in the Vindication of the Rights of Woman, Wollstonecraft does not highlight the differences between men and women as much as she emphasizes the importance of virtue in Original Stories.

It is an interesting and rhetorically powerful work in its own right as well as a necessary introduction to the Vindication of the Rights of Woman.

The FARC see that as a chance to claim the vindication of history for what they insist was a legitimate struggle.

His Supreme Court victory against Jerry Falwell was rendered as the ultimate vindication of a pure-hearted pervert who defended the nation's ideals even when he was rejected by the nation.

This is regarded as the great vindication of every young girl's fantasy – to get to be a queen by grovelling in a future king's bed!

This is as good a vindication of the New Yorker's existence as any could be".

Labor's health spokeswoman, Catherine King, seized on the ruling as a vindication of the strategy adopted by the former health ministers Nicola Roxon and Tanya Plibersek.

Some have taken the end of the Cold War as vindication of the policies enacted, while others have supposed the Cold War ended without nuclear war in spite of those policies' lunacies.