Sentence examples for final vindication from inspiring English sources

The Prop 8 case offers the prospect of final vindication of that underlying freedom to marry.

It is the final vindication of the great Claud Cockburn's famous dictum "believe nothing until it has been officially denied".

If nothing else, this was surely the final vindication, a century on, of the great man's genius.

"The final vindication is the work, essentially montage work, assembly of images, and not in a reified way.

It begins with his announcement of the proof and proceeds through the discovery of its flaw to his final vindication.

But it is also about his final vindication, which perhaps doesn't have the same power although it's a necessary part of the story.

The triple jump final provided vindication and relief for Jonathan Edwards of Britain, who won the gold with a leap of 58 feet 1 1/4 inches.

McDonnell reacted with gratitude toward the federal government, calling its announcement a "final day of vindication".

The final lines ring with vindication, but carry a warning: "So untitled it is: I never changed nothin' / But people, remember this / If Nas can't say it, think about these talented kids / With new ideas bein' told what they can and can't spit".

In losing this quarter-final there was still vindication of all that Manchester United have stood for down the decades.

For Mr. Calderón, the announcement was vindication in the final months of his presidency that the deepwater strategy was worth the gamble.