Sentence examples for of vindicating from inspiring English sources

"It was political in terms of vindicating rights," Ryder said.

Respondents say that the very purpose of vindicating the right to vote justifies the recount procedures now at issue.

In sports, as in so many walks of life, economics has a way of vindicating its status as the dismal science.

History, though, has its own way of vindicating betrayal, Mr. Treglown insists; Julián Marías's work is alive, with a growing readership.

Instead of vindicating the statist ideologies of the 20th century or the romantic passions of the 19th, they have embraced classic 18th-century humanism.

Instead of vindicating his prosecution of the war, the assessment is a dreadful indictment of it.A little more hopefully, the intelligence estimate says that an American success in Iraq would be a demoralising blow for the jihadists.

Witness this recent Washington Post story, Detainee's Harsh Treatment Foiled No Plots, one of hundreds of articles vindicating and validating progressive activists.

Podhoretz excitedly talks himself into a beautiful web of words, vindicating his every position.

In reply, Ludovico successfully urged King Charles VIII of France to vindicate the claims of the French royal house to Naples.

When World War I ended, the experience of it seemed to vindicate the power of the defensive over the offensive.

"I haven't taken a lot of pleasure out of this in terms of feeling vindicated.