Sentence examples for help to vindicate from inspiring English sources

If the degree of truthlikeness of Newton's theory were to vary from one such formulation to another, then while such a concept might still might have useful applications, it would hardly help to vindicate realism.

The conduct in this case happened abroad, Justice Breyer wrote, and "based solely upon the defendants' minimal and indirect American presence," it would be "far-fetched to believe" the case "helps to vindicate a distinct American interest".

I don't know if he realizes it or not, but Paul actually helped to vindicate anyone who has pointed out the tea party's connection with race.

People used to resort to self-help (violence and duels) to vindicate their reputations.

The shallow recession that followed the tech-stock boom of the late 1990s seemed to vindicate them.Recent experience does not help their argument.

But he said putting them out in public could help guide law enforcement in future emergencies and "may serve to vindicate and support the professionalism and bravery of the first responders".

It is trimmed to meet its budget, with the result that many people are unable to vindicate their rights because they cannot afford legal help but are not eligible for legal aid.

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.