Sentence examples for be a vindication of from inspiring English sources
His success appeared to be a vindication of the new democracy.
Eremet and co's discovery seems to be a vindication of this idea.
A UBS deal would also be a vindication of a multibillion-dollar effort to rebuild the World Trade Center complex.
But it will also be a vindication of Nasreen Huq's campaign, which has given events in a long ignored corner of Bangladesh global significance.
If it does, it will be a vindication of economic optimists who have pointed to the household survey as the better jobs indicator of the last three years.
The shiny towers of the City of London and the canyons of Wall Street are evidence of that last conviction and, for a while, seemed to be a vindication of it.
For Shloss, the decision is "a vindication of my scholarship.
The "Arab spring" is a vindication of people power, which isn't fuelled by religious extremists.
"These findings are a vindication of what protesters have been saying for years," she said.
