Sentence examples for in the vindication from inspiring English sources

All my indie friends, who already hated Bono, were now revelling in the vindication that THE GUY IS A TORY.

It's another step in the vindication for Kathryn Bigelow's film, and its screenplay, by Mark Boal, which was criticized for being inaccurate, or, perhaps, too accurate.

During the film Hunter is shown breaking down in tears as he hears that his evidence has resulted in the "vindication" of a criminal conviction.

It's a freakishly warm December day, and Fraser – handsome face and all – is basking in the vindication of a long-awaited role.

O'Higgins, by contrast, claims that in the Vindication Collins simply sets aside the problem of evil (O'Higgins, 1970, p. 63).

In "The vindication of Sumner Redstone," Robert Lenzner and Peter Newcomb explain how Redstone confronted and dealt with his major problem.

So the proof must be in the pudding: the vindication of the law and economics movement lies in its ability to make accurate predictions about the future, not to offer plausible explanations for past events.

In that sense, the vindication of George H. W. Bush is a reflection of what we know we've lost.

Around the park on Thursday, numerous banners in Chinese demanded the vindication of the students and other Beijing residents who perished during the Chinese government crackdown.

For Mr. Bush, the moment completed the first major victory of his first year in office and the vindication of a political strategy that appeared dubious to some strategists during the campaign and politically improbable even after he was declared the winner of the presidential election.

Especially when the mainstream media is uninterested in reporting on the vindication of science, preferring instead to stoke doubt by "covering the controversy" while cretins like James Inhofe continue to make political hay out of it.