Sentence examples for need to be vindicated from inspiring English sources

"I don't need to be vindicated, and I don't want attention," he said.

"Part of her motivation was her own psyche, her need to be vindicated".

But what is difficult to achieve here is a formulation of the skeptical dialectic which both shows the importance of Moore's 'common sense' affirmations of certainty and yet avoids a dogmatic insistence that knowledge does not need to be vindicated in the face of skeptical argument.

Victims also need to be vindicated -- declared "not guilty" of being victimized.

"The courage of these two women needs to be vindicated by international support, so that the message of solidarity can embolden them, and ensure a degree of safety".

"The visibility of such women needs to be vindicated, the ones who have been deemed secondary, who have had no recognition but deserve that and so much more," Frutos said.

I don't want him to be vindicated".

On the other, it has always already existed, is eternal, and its people are linked with one another in a linear fashion through history, hence the need for the nation's past to be vindicated.

And the White House was to be vindicated.

Knight Trading said it expected to be vindicated.

The Podemos strategy appeared to be vindicated.