Sentence examples for feeling of vindication from inspiring English sources

It was replaced by joy, and probably a small feeling of vindication.

And in the celebration, there was the slightest feeling of vindication.

In fact, few officials or experts expected Iraq to disclose much, so their dissatisfaction was mixed with a feeling of vindication on that score.

Supporters waved the red, white and green Basque flag and responded with cries of "Madrid is burning!" They also chanted "Independence, independence," apparently enjoying the feeling of vindication.

But a small number of unsuccessful candidates who tried to overturn their defeats in close Florida races and failed are watching with some feeling of vindication.

Mr. Ray has reaped widespread praise for concluding the Lewinsky issue, and in his conversation about his tenure, he evinced a feeling of vindication.

Did my invitation out of the blue provoke in them feelings of vindication, scorn or conciliation?

Leiter's satisfaction might also be linked to some feelings of vindication floating inside his head.

She is our pain and our anger, she is our outrage, our numbness, our indifference; she is our desire for vengeance and she is our collective conscience, our feelings of vindication and the emptiness that remains when vindication fails to fill the cavernous loss wrought by the destruction we sought to avenge.

There was a look of vindication in his face.

"I do feel a tremendous feeling of relief and vindication," he says.