Sentence examples for looking for vindication from inspiring English sources

If he is looking for vindication, Mr. Gates also can find it in the strategies of leading rivals.

The fact that the rationales are virtually the same suggests that the backers of the Vietnam War, rejecting the lessons of the experience, are looking for vindication with a second try... Tells about approaching the monument... It's not a monument that one can take in at a glance.

Now she's looking for vindication in the court of public opinion.

Luis Echegaray Age 23 World ranking 4 Ryder Cup appearances 1 Ryder Cup record 2 1 1 PGA Tour wins 8 European Tour wins 0 Major wins Masters (2015), US Open (2015) Despite ending up on the losing team, Spieth was one of the best things to come out of 2014's Ryder Cup but the Texan does not care about the past as he looks for vindication at Hazeltine.

"I am not looking for justification or vindication," said McCarthy.

If one hopes to secure our knowledge of mathematics by appeal to a formalist interpretation then the search for a consistency proof of the type Hilbert sought makes sense and one will look for a vindication of mathematics as a whole from within a limited fragment with respect to which our knowledge seems hard to impugn.

"The old man's network is probably 50,000 people, and I think they were looking for some sort of vindication for the president," said John Ellis, a first cousin of Governor Bush who is a columnist at Fast Company magazine.

Which represented a vindication of their efforts; neither guy was looking for special favors.

So you deliver your dire warnings of the doom ahead, and wait for vindication.

Though Mr. Freeman had not looked for it, renown, when it came, was a vindication.

And many Republicans are looking to the Supreme Court for vindication in the political battle with President Obama over his health care overhaul.