Sentence examples for proved a vindication of from inspiring English sources

In the event, however, the concert proved a vindication of artistry over circumstance, and the best of it was truly magnificent.

She dedicated the second edition of the A Vindication of the Rights of Woman to him.

A change in atmosphere in England found expression in a translation that, for all its great significance, turned out to be a retrograde step in the manner of its execution, although it proved to be a vindication of Tyndale's work.

In the gaming world this number is a vindication of the Tolkien-esque rise, fall and rise again.

-- a vindication of Reaganomics.

The victory seemed a vindication of sorts.

Here is a vindication of protest.

Intelligence officials saw the announcement as a vindication of sorts.

Winning the Turner prize is a vindication of their work.

It is a fascinating tale and a vindication of politics.

Which either is or is not a vindication of love.