Sentence examples for need vindication from inspiring English sources

Ms. Busch, asked whether she felt vindicated by the move, said: "I don't need vindication.

"I don't feel we need vindication," said David Bernstein, the FA chairman.

So why does he need vindication?

Most yachting people here seemed to feel that American shortmanship needed vindication.

For American intelligence agencies, the capture of Saddam Hussein is a much needed vindication after many months of failures and frustrations, Bush administration officials and members of Congress said Sunday.

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.

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.

"You know, Christina," Renna quoted Kelly in that conversation, "if someone tells me something is OK, who am I to question them?" When Renna tried to follow up, she said Kelly cut her off: "I don't need your vindication".

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.

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

(Video via Andrew Sullivan, who called this Choi's "vindication" — and one's only resistance to that word is the idea that Choi did anything that needed vindicating).