Sentence examples for has always vindicated from inspiring English sources

In this country and elsewhere an inquiry has always vindicated Opus Dei".

He strenuously denies the charges, has always maintained his innocence and is confident his position will be vindicated in due course".

Mr Thaci has always dismissed the allegations as ridiculous and later this year the SITF should either vindicate or indict him and other important Kosovar politicians.

Many of Cason's colleagues in the field of Requisite Organization Theory had believed that Bush was strictly a declarative kind of guy, but she had always suspected otherwise, and she felt vindicated.

"This report totally vindicates what we have always believed – that Blair was killed by one of six officers from Unit 1 of the Special Patrol Group whose names have been in the public domain over all these years," she said.

What has happened since seems to vindicate those who have always claimed that the process of democracy would develop a momentum of its own, despite the limitations of Myanmar's constitution, which guarantees the army its 25% of parliamentary seats and a veto over constitutional change.Yet a democratic flowering only partly explains the parliament's vigour.

Fox portrays himself as always in the right and always vindicated by God's interventions on his behalf.

Henry Taylor had always known he would have money one day, and this confidence was vindicated when his mother won the lottery on a Thursday in August of 1961.

Henry Taylor had always known he would have money one day, and this confidence was vindicated when his mother won the lottery on a Thursday….

By Fiona McFarlane Henry Taylor had always known he would have money one day, and this confidence was vindicated when his mother won the lottery on a Thursday in August of 1961.

"I started my public career fighting corruption, that's how I started, and I have always acted in accordance with the law and I believe when all of the facts are known, I will be vindicated".