Sentence examples for hard to vindicate from inspiring English sources

"We worked very hard to vindicate our right to protest so that our outcry about Wall Street greed can be heard," Bill Dobbs, an organizer, said on Tuesday.

That is why even the most honest, upright citizens should be grateful that defense attorneys work hard to vindicate the individual rights of people who may be the dregs of society.

"There was never a doubt in my mind that, when the authorities took a hard look at the case, the truth would serve to vindicate me," Tyson said in a written statement.

Additionally, their results highlight the cost estimation based on Gilbert's approach of economics in machining to vindicate the economical viability of coated ceramic tool in hard turning process.

In the memoir, which was published by ReganBooks in 2005, and which attempted to vindicate Lott's comments defending the onetime segregationist senator Strom Thurmond, Lott was sometimes hard on Yankees.

Not only will it be hard to prove that there is more happiness than misery in the world, much more than this is needed to vindicate God's moral attributes.

Society needs to vindicate itself".

But it wasn't to vindicate France.

I needed to vindicate her, or condemn her.

Then, as if to vindicate them, the sun came out.

Maryland's action appeared to vindicate Lincoln's approach.