Sentence examples for enough to vindicate from inspiring English sources

But the cold cruelty of the first and last half hours is powerful enough to vindicate the title.

This is the biggest exhibition of these sculptures ever to leave China, but is it enough to vindicate the excitement?

In a period obsessed with its belatedness, Crane simply refused to accept that the modern world was diminished or disenchanted, and his poetry, at its best, uses language strangely and vitally enough to vindicate its claim to ecstasy.

The line was quickly redrawn electronically, and instead of looking 40percentt of the way between the 21 and 20, it was 75percentthererenoughugh to vindicate Manning.

There are those for whom this will not be enough to vindicate the values of decency and humanity that the Bush administration flouted as it defended us against further terrorist attacks.

Despite Sobyanin's use of the "administrative resource" and skewed media coverage, however, Navalny got an impressive 27% of the vote – not enough to force a second round, but enough to vindicate those in the Kremlin who felt he should never have been allowed to stand in the first place.

The focus now moves to Villa, where Bent, having made a great start in living up to his wildly inflated valuation with last night's winner, must score enough goals to vindicate Houllier's sudden boldness in the transfer market.

By the middle of the third season, Kripke felt enough fans were "responding positively to vindicate the character", and that most were "finally embracing her" by the third season finale, with Cassidy's version of Ruby even being dubbed a "fan favorite" later on.

However, in order to vindicate Erdmann it is enough that we can — by analogy — make sense of the possibility of such a logic (Nunn 1978, 347).

"This is a court that is, oddly enough, very suspicious of the courts as a place to vindicate rights," he said.

Giroud is a very good player but the fear is he is not good enough to lead Arsenal to the Premier League title, which Wenger must win to vindicate the second part of his near-20-year tenure.