Sentence examples for one can vindicate from inspiring English sources
The first, suggested in the brief statement of Quine's new methodology, is to reject the old problem as based on the false presupposition that one can vindicate scientific and other knowledge on the basis of propositions that are knowable a priori.
"The state subsidy of legal services [is]… supposed to ensure that it isn't only the rich who can vindicate their rights," as one LRB essay puts it.
Is Milton really putting himself where he can vindicate God's perspective on things?
An overriding sense of worldly emergency can vindicate the sacrifice, but I feel little such urgency in this show.
The question -- the big question -- is whether the available process can vindicate the voters' true intentions.
"They need a means whereby they can vindicate their legal rights without going to court.
The 2D account can vindicate some stability, but it may not be able to vindicate all commonsense epistemic intuitions about sameness of meaning.
One can condemn rapists and harassers and vindicate the rights of survivors without sacrificing due process.
One can only hope, for the sake of Pakistan, Islam and the world at large, that it succeeds, and that Benazir Bhutto will be vindicated in death in a way she was not in life.
"We view this case to be among the more important cases that we have brought," Mr. Bharara said, "because it vindicates a principle, and that is that people who give to their country in the most impressive way that one can — through military service — are treated according to the rule of law".
