Sentence examples for necessary to vindicate from inspiring English sources

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

The defamation suit was necessary as Hockey tried to "vindicate his name, his reputation, against a totally false allegation of corruption, which the evidence will show was made maliciously," he said.

Before her trial, Johnson told a crowd gathered outside her church ward building that she was "confident that the Prophet will – if necessary – step forward at the proper time to vindicate me, and to vindicate the constitutional rights of all citizens to exercise their political rights as conscience dictates, without fear of religious repression".

Quite possibly, and maybe very likely, the man would be changed and his family enlightened, who knows, maybe his daughter would grow to be the second coming of Mother Theresa, but such achievements or results would not be necessary to validate or vindicate the forgiveness proffered to the man.

Society needs to vindicate itself".

But it wasn't to vindicate France.

I needed to vindicate her, or condemn her.

Then, as if to vindicate them, the sun came out.

Maryland's action appeared to vindicate Lincoln's approach.

The 2010 harvest did not seem to vindicate his judgment.

"This has been a night to vindicate them".