She is our pain and our anger, she is our outrage, our numbness, our indifference; she is our desire for vengeance and she is our collective conscience, our feelings of vindication and the emptiness that remains when vindication fails to fill the cavernous loss wrought by the destruction we sought to avenge.
"It's an important step forward for our union and a vindication of our union.
To you, in your excellent letter to the Female Reformers of Blackburn, we are indebted for a complete vindication of our motives, our conduct and our characters; you have refuted the calumnies of our enemies and proved our innocence and integrity.
The shift throughout global e-commerce towards our model is vindication of the path we chose.
Just getting to this spot is our prize and vindication that Fortune 100 companies see value for their business in supporting Impact and social good companies.
It's also refreshing to have no fewer than 13 of the 15 come through our youth system, which is a great vindication of our under-age coaching structures.
decision as "an absolute vindication of our public health officials, our nurses, doctors, other emergency workers, everyone who fought long and hard".
Fresh from speaking Thursday night at the Democratic National Convention, the Rev. William J. Barber II, the president of the North Carolina branch of the N.A.A.C.P., which is a plaintiff in the lawsuit, called the decision "a moral and constitutional vindication of our constitutional critique of this extremist legislature and our extremist governor.
Gary Rae, the campaigns director for road safety charity Brake, said: "This is a vindication of our efforts, and those of victims' families, calling for change through our roads to justice campaign.
