Sentence examples for at the vindication from inspiring English sources

"The position of Mr. Khodorkovsky is that he is delighted at the vindication of his position in the European Court," Lord David Pannick, one of his lawyers, said at a news conference.

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

At some level, then, the vindication of this position is also a vindication for the whole enterprise of Keynes/Hicks macroeconomic theory, which does indeed, done right, turn out to yield crucial insights that naive empiricism would miss.

Berman sees the Vindication as aimed at the heart of natural religion (ibid).

Francis Fukuyama argued that, in his special sense, history itself came to an end with the vindication of democratic liberalism at the end of the cold war.

Energized by religious conviction, creationists battle the secular scientific community, with the vindication of their faith and their God at stake.

At the same time, his many supporters hope the judicial proceedings will become the vindication of their hero.

Princess Alexandra Hospital welcomed the vindication.

"The vindication is in the bottom line".

The vindication was fast and emphatic.

Easter is the vindication of suffering love.