Sentence examples for be totally vindicated from inspiring English sources

"When all the facts are in, and the witch hunt is over, I am confident that Rick will be totally vindicated".

Ms. Gilchrist's lawyer, Melvin Hall, said his client declined to comment but "stands behind her work and in the end she'll be totally vindicated".

And they have been totally vindicated because [enforcing them] we were lead into deadlock".

He and George Osborne believe the UK's demands have been totally vindicated by events and are even more relevant now that a banking union is on the table.

"If any governmental or antidoping organizations conduct a proper investigation, Lance looks forward to once again being totally vindicated after a fair investigation".

"Chelsea always strenuously denied the racist allegation and that position has been totally vindicated by the FA," said the London club in a statement.

New Zealand 146 all out Well, a decision by Ganguly that looked surprising at the start of play has been totally vindicated.

But he chose to go home to Scotland with no regrets, no apologies, remarkably little bitterness and the clear conviction that, as far as the final charge against him goes - the expenses scandal - he believes he has been totally vindicated.

"They all hired satellite hackers and called them 'consultants.' " "These allegations — most of which are 10 or more years old — were the subject of a long-running court case in the United States that concluded with NDS being totally vindicated of all allegations of piracy," the company said.

And not surprisingly he says he has been totally vindicated.

But, once again, the selectors were totally vindicated as McClenaghan claimed three key wickets.