Sentence examples for it vindicated from inspiring English sources

"It vindicated our right to march".

It then adjusts its behaviour accordingly.When she ran her model, Ms Duong found that it vindicated Adam Smith.

After the Swiss report came out, she said it vindicated her claim that her husband had been assassinated, though she refrained from saying by whom.

David Cameron's office said it would look very closely at the ruling and argued that it vindicated the prime minister's moves to restrict benefits to EU migrants.

The verdicts will be seen in some quarters as only a qualified success for the Government, although one of the Crown's legal team said that it vindicated the Government's rejection that it operated a shoot-to-kill policy.

It was a lesson he carried into his subsequent teaching career, and 25 years later, as a tutor at Goldsmiths College in London, he saw it vindicated in the most spectacular manner.

In fact, aside from handing the story to Carol Vogel of the Times, the Met itself seems to be in no great rush to tout its "vindicated Velázquez" (as the newspaper's headline has dubbed it).

Fletcher is the film's grand baddie and its vindicated hero.

In his excellent biography of Astor, Jeremy Lewis contends that it is a myth that the Observer lost sales as a result of its bold and vindicated opposition to Suez.

Later, in the lower house of parliament, a vindicated Letta said it was time to call a halt to the threats and ultimatums which had dominated the coalition since Berlusconi's first definitive criminal conviction on 1 August.

"It's not that I feel vindicated - but without The Unconsoled I would not have been able to do the things I did subsequently.