Sentence examples for intend to vindicate from inspiring English sources

"We intend to vindicate Mr. Baldeo's good name and commendable civil service.

"We intend to vindicate ourselves," Johnson told Politico a few days after the AAPOR Censure.

Morgan Schreck cited President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points speech, intended to vindicate the country's involvement in World War I.

But Campion intends to vindicate craft: after all, there are few art forms so mediated, crafted, sewn, as cinema itself.

Dr Mahathir has led UMNO and its ruling coalition to four victories since he took over in 1981, and clearly intends to vindicate himself by winning another, probably soon.

Stillman grew so invested in the character that, after he finished filming "Love & Friendship," he wrote a novel of the same name narrated by a character of his own creation, a devoted nephew of Lady Susan's who intends to vindicate his aunt from her withering depiction by the writer he insists on calling "the spinster Authoress".

He argues that, whereas Hume raises doubts concerning both principles, Kant only intends to vindicate the first in the Second Analogy.

But how could he even discuss such abstract issues in a work intended to vindicate the Jewish faith in a time of crisis?

"We intend to see those constitutional guarantees vindicated at the end of the day".

And I intend to go through with whatever is necessary to vindicate that and get on with our lives".

"I don't intend to give up until I'm vindicated or don't have any further ability to do anything more".