Sentence examples for her vindication from inspiring English sources

Was her "Vindication of the Rights of Woman" unmentionable?

That Cyndi Lauper is not taken more seriously may, after all, be her vindication.

"It's the ultimate fuck you.. I think [Brooks] is very symbolic for him... Her vindication is his vindication".

She looks back at leisure and with great satisfaction on her vindication as an actress with a string of triumphs behind her.

8 Which bathing beauty owed her vindication to conflicting descriptions of a tree? 9 Whose scimitar required two strokes to divide his cervical vertebrae?

Mary Wollstonecraft, in her "Vindication of the Rights of Woman" (1792), scoffed that a mother who "neither suckles nor educates her children, scarcely deserves the name of a wife, and has no right to that of a citizen".

It's now a museum that tells Crandall's compelling story, including her ultimate vindication — the state awarded her a pension in 1886 in acknowledgment of the earlier injustice.

The status she has married into is for her a vindication.

"There is no question that this is an important step in the road to her ultimate vindication," said Alan Levine, Ms. Almontaser's lawyer.

Walter also offers a wholly plausible portrait of a practical, stoically loyal woman and makes her celebrated vindication of Willy, in which she says "attention must be paid", seem as if it sprang from the heart rather than Miller's typewriter.

Following the publication of her second Vindication, Wollstonecraft was introduced to the French statesman and diplomat, Charles Talleyrand, on his mission to London on the part of the Constituent Assembly in February 1792.