Sentence examples for dramatic vindication from inspiring English sources
In many ways, "women's wounds" became "the emotional center of the nation," Fahs writes -- dramatic vindication of the role Northern women were playing in sustaining the struggle.
Einstein called this the most important consequence of his relativity theory, and the atom bomb was to provide the most dramatic vindication -though Einstein had nothing to do with its development.
Peribáñez y el comendador de Ocaña (Peribáñez and the Commander of Ocaña), El mejor alcalde, el rey (The King, the Greatest Alcalde), and Fuente Ovejuna (All Citizens Are Soldiers) are still memorable and highly dramatic vindications of the inalienable rights of the individual, as is El caballero de Olmedo (The Knight from Olmedo) on a more exalted social plane.
By Sarah Stillman December 12 , 2012Looking back on 2012, there were dramatic moments, to be sure: the vindication of Obamacare; the electoral triumph of the forty-seven per cent; the rise and fall of Gangnam style.
Kill Your Darlings makes no such efforts, instead twisting each and every plot development into a moment of triumph, vindication or, at very least, dramatic irony ("You'll never get anywhere in this town, Ginsberg" etc, etc) This bite-sized version of events isn't just history flashing before our eyes, it's history through rose-tinted, black-rimmed glasses.
In 1790, at the age of thirty-one, Wollstonecraft made a dramatic entrance onto the public stage with A Vindication of the Rights of Men, a work that helped propel the British pamphlet war over the French revolution.
But vindication now seems at hand, thanks to crucial new developments;the more dramatic for having been delayed.
But from a dramatic perspective, better an unredeemed anti-hero, dying in his sins, than the kind of implausible semi-vindication that the finale's action sometimes seemed to want to offer.
Now he wants vindication.
