Sentence examples for desire for vindication from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged that another motive was a desire for vindication.

The desire for vindication eventually led Bodek to Scott Patterson, a New York Times best-selling author who would land Bodek's dotted mug on the front page of the Wall Street Journal and later feature him in the book Dark Pools.

Because of this, as well as more nebulous desires for vindication and the revelation of truths kept hidden by human authorities, Mulder struggles to maintain objectivity in his investigations.

Is there not one Republican leader who is willing to stand up and declare that the damage done to our government, our nation, our society, or our world by these self-indulgent elitist snobs is not worth the immediate gratification of political points scored for purely personal needs and desires for vindication, acceptance, or relevancy?

Far from vindication, the desire for justice to be delivered is nowhere to be seen, drowned in the despair for the current ineffectiveness of the NDP government, and a desire for change.

Ritter clearly remains driven, but his drive is not for truth but for vindication.

Some came for vindication and others as voyeurs, but most were there for the values.

Supporters of Mr. Strauss-Kahn's accuser, Nafissatou Diallo, said they hoped for vindication on screen.

So you deliver your dire warnings of the doom ahead, and wait for vindication.

As an alternative to clear ideas they turn to polls for vindication.

Supporters of Mr. Strauss-Kahn's accuser, Nafissatou Diallo, said they hoped for vindication onscreen.