Sentence examples for felt exonerated from inspiring English sources

But in the quiet misery of the Yankees' clubhouse, Nelson hardly felt exonerated.

Mr Frost could not be contacted for comment last night, but a friend said he finally felt exonerated by the panel's report after being "rejected" by Lord Justice Stuart-Smith.

When Eliza announced that she looked forward to training with her mom and raising money for an AIDS clinic, I felt exonerated.

I never deviated from that so I feel exonerated at last.  "The trust has spent an obscene amount of taxpayers' money fighting me.

"Aboriginal people feel exonerated in showing the broader community that they are by far the oldest continuous civilization in the world," the council said in a statement.

I never deviated from that so I feel exonerated at last Dr Hayley Dare Dr Dare said she was then left feeling "paralysed" after the trust pursued her for almost £100,000 in costs and vowed to keep fighting.

Duesberg says he feels "exonerated" by the university's decision.

And we rarely feel exonerated from the pain, until we understand how to deal with it.

"There is really no reason for concern," I was told, along with the comment, "We have information that we feel will exonerate Dr. Hubbard". So it seems that the trustees are creating their own criteria for evaluating Hubbard instead of Beverly Hills Police Department.

His lawyers were using the same strategy they had previously, but introducing further evidence, like the complete record of his Yahoo Messenger chats with Milani, which he felt sure would exonerate him.

Hayward made clear that he felt the report partly exonerated his own company.