Sentence examples for need for vindication from inspiring English sources

Nor is it a need for vindication, important though this may be to a man whose application to fly to America was held up for two years by allegations of terrorist connections.

He had no need for vindication, no interest in mucking through the past until he met the documentary team of Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato, directors of Inside Deep Throat.

The only thing that separates Newt -- the man who's essentially responsible for this thing being out in the world -- and the candidates who have leapt onto this anti-capitalist bandwagon, is Gingrich's extraordinarily boundless need for vindication.

Is there not one Republican leader who is willing to stand up and declare that the damage done to our government, our nation, our society, or our world by these self-indulgent elitist snobs is not worth the immediate gratification of political points scored for purely personal needs and desires for vindication, acceptance, or relevancy?

Many Chrysler dealers are filing simply out of the need for some personal vindication.

He acknowledged that another motive was a desire for vindication.

If Dorna needed further vindication for the changes, it has come with the return of Suzuki and Aprilia to the grid.

Okonkwo's defeat is seen by some as a vindication of the need for a balancing feminine ethos.

Yet in a relatively mature parliamentary system, it seems tacitly to accept it will have to wait for vindication until the next election.The Maldivian exceptionIn a column in need of democratic heroes, here is one nominee: the Maldives' Mr Nasheed.

Some came for vindication and others as voyeurs, but most were there for the values.

Ritter clearly remains driven, but his drive is not for truth but for vindication.