Sentence examples for history vindicated him from inspiring English sources

He called down judgment on the whole system of communism, and it seemed that history vindicated him.

Murphy's empathy informed his opinions, and, again and again, history vindicated him.

It looked crazy, but Templeton saw hidden value, and history vindicated him.

Irving lost the case – and another that he brought against the Observer over a review by Gita Sereny – but speaking from his home in the Scottish Highlands, a 40-room mansion near Nairn provided by an anonymous benefactor, he says that history has "vindicated" him.

(Sorkin was right about the laugh track: the show didn't have the broad moments of farce or one-liners that make live audiences laugh. And history has vindicated him — as the best comedies now on television let us laugh for ourselves).

History vindicated them, made them heroes even, but that rehabilitation took almost two decades.

It is the latest evidence that the president is convinced that he is right and that history will vindicate him, even if that vindication comes long after he is gone from the Oval Office.

Any hope that history might vindicate him is fading fast.

Instead, the president, determined to stay the course, declares that his strategy in Iraq needs more time to work, that the many charges of abuse of power are unsubstantiated, and that, as with Harry Truman, who also lost his hold on the public in the last two years of his presidency, history will vindicate him.

Bush contends history will vindicate him.

Wolfson believes that the "momentum we've been building has created a climate that says to the Justices they can do the right thing and know that not only will history vindicate them, but it will be true to where the American people already are".