Sentence examples for is vindicated as from inspiring English sources

Tobit and Sarah are pious Jews unaccountably afflicted by malevolent forces, but their faith is finally rewarded, and God is vindicated as both just and omnipotent.

Hadid is notable by her absence – her expert PR man no doubt knowing all too well how the film would pan out – while Foster is vindicated as the one architect with the sense to drop out of the race, before his practice wasted precious resources on an elaborate charade that would ultimately come to nothing.

They may be viewed as being part and parcel of a certain kind of experimental practice that is vindicated as a whole by its fruitfulness for research (see Section 5).

Ramírez is vindicated as the defender of principles and values and profoundly laments that the talented Colombian singer has allowed herself to be part of the moral decomposition by participating in a "simply disgusting" video with Rihana [sic] another renowned musical artist.

His decision was vindicated as early as the 15th minute.

Selznick's perfectionism was vindicated – as was his habit of popping Benzedrines so he could keep working for days on end without sleep.

The existence of membranes was vindicated as late as the 1950s and there are even some authors who still call it into question [ 4, 63].

The insertion of songs is vindicated at every turn as they allow mischief and emotion to explode out of the narrative, from the gleeful rebellion of Naughty to the bittersweet optimism of When I Grow Up.

"We believe that these officers will be vindicated, as they have done nothing wrong".

But Mr Trichet's worries have also been vindicated, as contagion has spread and is now engulfing Italy (see article).

American courts have been vindicated as a place of shelter and protection for fairness and democratic values.