Sentence examples for be vindicated with the from inspiring English sources
And her high-handedness, yet to be vindicated, with the euro zone countries in trouble has created a dangerous amount of hostility and resentment among other E.U. countries.
Whether by circumstance or design, the early stages of the rebuild appear to be vindicated, with the haul of 2013 and 2014 especially vaunted by football pundits.
The judgment that Clause 28 was a temporary fault and that normal service would soon be resumed did eventually come to be vindicated with the rise of a new generation and a relatively socially liberal leader in the form of David Cameron.
Critic S. T. Joshi compares the theme of duplication in Doppelgänger to the premise of Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956), in which characters' fears that their relatives have been abducted and replaced with alien impostors are vindicated with the appearance of the Pod People, an extraterrestrial species with the power to create doppelgangers that are nearly indistinguishable from humans.
The dread did not take long to be vindicated, with Zurawski delivering the visiting team's third soon after the interval.
"Those of us who voted to ask the government to reflect on the folly of carrying on with the bill in its present form will be vindicated with further concessions in the Lords".
The president became so anxious that he could not sleep a wink, but the gamble would be vindicated with a stunning 1-0 win.
We thought it had been dealt with - he was found guilty of an offence - we felt Shay was vindicated with that and we support him wholeheartedly.
Now, after decades of threats, suspicions about tapped phones and intermittent paychecks, Jennings is being vindicated with every twist and turn in the FIFA scandal.
As it turned out Vardy's replacement, Leonardo Ulloa, scored two of the goals while Ranieri's decision to bring in Jeffrey Schlupp on the left was vindicated with an outstanding performance.
