Inquiry informed by feminist values therefore does not displace attention to the evidence, because the evidence vindicates these values (Campbell 1998).
Would the audio evidence vindicate Comey or bolster the president's case that he did nothing wrong?
The letter to Mr. Ramsey said the new evidence "has vindicated your family," adding, "No innocent person should have to endure such an extensive trial in the court of public opinion".
emigres, she observes, search constantly for evidence to vindicate their decision to leave, and as Alik and his friends view the "ugly mugs" on CNN, they find it.
Why hasn't Strategic Vision taken any steps to present some of this evidence and vindicate themselves?
There is now burgeoning evidence that vindicates a potential link between thyroid dysfunction and metabolic syndrome (MS).
In the case of navigation in rats, the account of anticipatory mechanism, along with the empirical evidence cited, vindicates representational ideas about using cognitive maps to predict the near future.
"When all the evidence is disclosed, she will be vindicated," said her lawyer, Joseph V. Sorrentino.
In 2008 the Boulder County district attorney, Mary T. Lacy, said in a letter to John Ramsey that DNA evidence, unobtainable by earlier methods, had "vindicated your family".
Despite the charges, Ms. Goodwin insists that the borrowings were unintentional and that she'll be vindicated when all the evidence is in.
