Sentence examples for he vindicated himself from inspiring English sources

The play reaches its climax in the historic speech, the Checkers speech, with which he vindicated himself.

Ward just keeps going -- through the criticism, the shooting slumps, the turnovers and the trade rumors -- until he vindicates himself and everyone shuffling out of Madison Square Garden, including his teammates, wonders: What got into Charlie?

He had gone through a bad couple of years at Internazionale before Bruce Rioch paid £7.5m to bring him to Highbury and he was treated as if he could vindicate himself only by making the nets ripple week after week.

The only way he can vindicate himself is by ending the violent civil war, and overseeing a peaceful, democratic transition punctuated by his father's exit from any active governing role.

In 1658 Edward Cole of London published Wheelwright's A Brief and Plain Apology, whose lengthy subtitle read "Wherein he doth vindicate himself, From al those Errors, Heresies, and Flagitious Crimes, layed to his charge by Mr. Thomas Weld, in his short story, And further Fastened upon him by Mr. Samuel Rutherford in his Survey of Antinomianisme".

Rhodes, a safety who has vindicated himself in the last month, was injured in practice.

Despite the senator's despair, his wife was convinced that her husband had vindicated himself.

After a 1966 heart attack he no longer felt he had to vindicate himself.

Morrison said he hoped to vindicate himself with a public blood test in Nevada in the coming weeks.

He seeks to vindicate himself by answering a basic question: with prosecutors increasingly prone to dragging journalists into courtrooms, do the news media have a right to keep their sources secret?

When Samuel was reminded Thursday that he played on the losing team in that game and had a chance to vindicate himself, he said: "Bygones are bygones.