Sentence examples for for vindication and from inspiring English sources

Some came for vindication and others as voyeurs, but most were there for the values.

For anybody who has suffered at the hands of the police, I hope my legal challenge acts as an example that you too can fight for vindication and accountability and win.

Mr. Holman was suspended by the New York City Board of Higher Education in 1951 for "conduct unbecoming to a teacher". Contending he had known nothing of his players' deceit, he rejected the option of an early pension and fought for vindication and won.

The families of Heywood and Christian, noting the leniency that had acquitted four and pardoned three of the ten accused, began their own campaigns for vindication, and for revenge on Bligh.

Because of this, as well as more nebulous desires for vindication and the revelation of truths kept hidden by human authorities, Mulder struggles to maintain objectivity in his investigations.

"I thank the almighty God for the vindication, and I am in great awe and respect for the jury system that symbolises the soul of the American people," she said.

"They are made of passions, of man's fight for social vindication, and are never perfect".

Others, however, used the ritual for Confederate vindication and renewed assertions of white supremacy.

In Acts 3 Peter's speech proclaims Jesus as the Christ having been received in heaven to be sent at the end of time as judge for the vindication and salvation of those who believe in him.

She continues to reexamine, revisit, and challenge the events long past, going so far as to even consult one of the physicians' sons for personal vindication and some small measure of absolution.

Ultimately this provided part of the basis for her vindication and sainthood.