Sentence examples for be vindicated as a from inspiring English sources

For Wakefield's supporters, he will either be vindicated as a hero or go down as a martyr to his cause.

His decision was vindicated as early as the 15th minute.

Selznick's perfectionism was vindicated – as was his habit of popping Benzedrines so he could keep working for days on end without sleep.

The existence of membranes was vindicated as late as the 1950s and there are even some authors who still call it into question [ 4, 63].

American courts have been vindicated as a place of shelter and protection for fairness and democratic values.

They may be viewed as being part and parcel of a certain kind of experimental practice that is vindicated as a whole by its fruitfulness for research (see Section 5).

If these portfolios can beat the market, then Frank will have been vindicated as a great stock picker as opposed to someone simply with nerves of steel who was willing to stay fully margined through thick and thin.

David Davis said his friend Andrew Mitchell "wants an inquiry and wants to be vindicated" as he spoke about a Channel 4 documentary offering new evidence about what was, or was not, said to police at the Downing Street security gate.

However, the secretary's approach has yet to be vindicated as many conservatives are concerned about the possibility of a muddled, slow and inconclusive inspection effort in coming weeks.

Routinisation ultimately refers to an empirical condition, and therefore has to be vindicated as such.

"We believe that these officers will be vindicated, as they have done nothing wrong".