Sentence examples for greater vindication from inspiring English sources

A positive result will be a far greater vindication for Bush, whose campaign was declared dead in the water amid a series of stumbles last fall.

I would have felt great vindication.

"I think it would be great vindication if he won the Travers and then the Breeders' Cup Classic," Pletcher said.

"The evidence was overwhelming, and it's a great vindication for all of the women who have experienced what the 12 testifying women described".

On Friday, Tsipras seized upon the report, describing it as "a great vindication for the Greek government as it confirms the obvious — that Greek debt is not sustainable".

"Tesla is repaying early and it's a great vindication," said Greg Kats, president of Capital-E, a firm that invests in clean-energy companies.

VINDICATE Another Kindle-ready page-turner about women is one of the first: Mary Wollstonecraft's great "Vindication of the Rights of Woman," from 1792.

"It is a great vindication of the great company that Sam and I put together," said Harlan W. Waksal, who helped his brother start and run ImClone.

This is regarded as the great vindication of every young girl's fantasy – to get to be a queen by grovelling in a future king's bed!

"This would be a great vindication for everyone in our program to get to the Final Four and win it," Maryland forward Terence Morris said.

Origen's great vindication of Christianity against pagan attack, Contra Celsum, written (probably in 248) at Ambrose's request, survives in its entirety in one Vatican manuscript, with fragments in the Philocalia and on papyruses.