Sentence examples for despite vindicating from inspiring English sources

The most striking facet of the Court's decisions with respect to detainee rights is that, despite vindicating so central and longstanding a principle, they command so slim a majority.

We argue that these expressions are more stable than musical genres, which have previously proven to be of a transient nature and a source of disagreement (cf. [37]), despite important arguments vindicating their value for classification systems [66].

Despite the book's often harrowing content, and Bishop's lifelong drive toward alcoholic self-obliteration, Marshall's account is lively and engaging, charged with vindicating energy.

Arthur Miller wrote eloquent essays defending his modern, democratic concept of tragedy; despite its abstract, allegorical quality and portentous language, Death of a Salesman (1949) came close to vindicating his views.

And that felt "very vindicating".

History is vindicating the leader.

WASHINGTON -- Occupy DC has won a major legal victory vindicating the right to protest in McPherson Square, where demonstrators have lived in tents since Oct. 1 despite federal regulations prohibiting camping in the park.

In Sodomy 2.0 he has been publicly vindicated, despite a widespread belief that he was going to be convicted.

With Sodomy 2.0 he has been publicly vindicated, despite a widespread belief that he was going to be convicted.

Harriet Beecher Stowe's abolitionist novel, "Uncle Tom's Cabin," featured frequent contrasts between wives whose naïve moral objections to slavery are vindicated despite their husbands' more worldly acceptance of the institution.

Despite his brief reign, Theodore vindicated Formosus' pontificate at a synod, after which he honourably buried the corpse retrieved by Theodore's predecessor Romanus at St. Peter's, Rome.