Sentence examples for he vindicates from inspiring English sources

If he vindicates the Romantic spirit, he does so partly by negating it.

He vindicates the responsibility of government to the governed, the rule of law through impartial judges, and the toleration of religious and speculative opinion.

He vindicates our culture: celebrity status, play dates with Diane Sawyer and a free pass to Disney World outweigh blood ties.

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 vindicates their trust by bringing their stories vividly to life.In doing so, Mr Mehta paints a picture of an India that is so vast, complex and confusing as to defy generalisation, and facing such a terrifying array of problems that it forbids optimism.

He vindicates the centrality of virtue in a well-lived life by showing that in the normal course of things a virtuous person will not live a life devoid of friends, honor, wealth, pleasure, and the like.

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

Now that there has been an undeniable return to tonal music, is he vindicated?

"It was a good performance and he vindicated what we thought he would do," David Wachman, the colt's trainer, said.

"Tell Mike D'Antoni he's vindicated," he said.

He said he felt vindicated by the league's ruling in his favor the day before.