Sentence examples for can only be vindicated from inspiring English sources
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By coming here, just like the thief on the cross, they can be vindicated".
"I look forward to the trial so he can be vindicated".
If so, the contemporary broad notion of the aesthetic can be vindicated.
It even emerged that most of mainstream nineteenth century mathematical analysis can be vindicated on a predicative basis (Feferman 1988).
Second, efficient methods for generating this information limit the extent to which early signs of promise can be vindicated in the later phases of the translation process.
But Clegg's hunch that the Lib Dems can weather the storm could yet be vindicated, if only the economy comes good.
Because most of the buybacks were initated only within the past six months, the companies may yet be vindicated.
One can only hope, for the sake of Pakistan, Islam and the world at large, that it succeeds, and that Benazir Bhutto will be vindicated in death in a way she was not in life.
If Barak can somehow bring this right-wing government to achieve this goal, his actions will be vindicated.
