Sentence examples for clearly vindicated from inspiring English sources

Still, if he had been able to lead our economy into a quick, decisive recovery, his position would have been clearly vindicated.

These gentlemen have, as I think, fully and clearly vindicated the Constitution from any design to support slavery for an hour.

Let's be very clear that Brown's claim about Warren's background has been addressed ad nauseum and she was clearly vindicated of this fabricated accussation - it's old news.

The guy on the long side — who was making investments that the housing and mortgage markets would remain strong — is an obvious fool; Mr. Eisman, on the short side the trade, is clearly going to be vindicated.

Dr Mahathir has led UMNO and its ruling coalition to four victories since he took over in 1981, and clearly intends to vindicate himself by winning another, probably soon.

Some polls will be clearly right, and others will be clearly wrong; some analysts will be vindicated, and some will look overconfident or hackish.

"I don't know if I feel vindicated, but I think it clearly shows that I won it for him the first two times," Mrs. Griffiths said after Mr. Blanchard's defeat.

Clearly, in two days, ET New's report will be vindicated or disproved.

In many ways, his attitude towards the Emmys was vindicated by the ceremony earlier this month when some of the recipients clearly felt embarrassed to be receiving awards they felt should have gone to others.

"We feel vindicated about the fact that we've been saying there was a problem, and clearly this indicates that there was".

Fogelson felt quietly vindicated.