Even in his moment of vindication, however, Frankie Dettori contrived to cast new light on his present insecurities.
However, he claimed vindication this morning, insisting that the bus was a groundbreaking innovation that would set new standards for urban bus travel and bring in orders from around the world.
WASHINGTON — For President Obama, the image of a bloodied Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi offers vindication, however harrowing, of his intervention in Libya, where a reluctant commander in chief put strict limits on American military engagement and let NATO allies take the lead in backing the rebels.
Vindication could, however, still be some way off.
It is, however, only a partial vindication for the British government.
The party conference may have been diligently preoccupied with the twin menaces of passive smoking and plastic bags, but Mr Oaten knows he must quickly develop a new "tough liberalism" that better reflects the everyday anxieties of his fellow citizens.It's the war, stupidBy far Mr Kennedy's greatest success, however, has been the vindication of his gamble over the war.
Now, however, Mr Anwar's vindication allows him to throw his energies into fighting the government in a general election expected later this year.The case began in 2008 when a male aide reported to the police that Mr Anwar had sodomised him.
However, this larger-scale vindication of justice is presented as a response not directly to Thrasymachus, but to the restatement of his argument which Glaucon and Adeimantus offer (in the hope of being refuted) in Book II.
This is, however, only a hollow vindication of introns-early.
Implicit in that designation, however, has been the ultimate vindication of the dissenter, as with Harlan on segregation and with Holmes and Brandeis on free speech.
