Sentence examples for real vindication from inspiring English sources

That would be the real vindication of Ukippery.

Mr Osborne told the BBC the agreement was "a real vindication of this government's approach", but he added that details of the deal were "confidential".

Because it was a real vindication of Bernie Sanders's contention that without a "political revolution," nothing much of note will get done in politics these days.

As strange as it sounds, perhaps the role that Andrés sought to play in society at the time means that real vindication for him would not be to see his killer imprisoned, but the country he loved liberated at last from the civil war that has taken and ruined millions of lives.

Mr. Wurtzel's facetiousness was matched by a real sense of vindication.

"For us this is huge vindication by real people".

"For us, yes, this is huge vindication by real people," Ms. Derbyshire said after hugging her lawyers and even jurors.

Blackpool were clinging on at times in the second period but, as the champagne corks popped at full time and the pipe dream became gloriously real, Holloway could savour vindication of the most satisfying variety.

For example, her two novels are bildungsromane (novels of education); she translated educational works such as Christian Gotthilf Salzmann's Elements of Morality; she wrote a children's book, Original Stories from Real Life (1788); and her Vindication of the Rights of Woman is largely an argument for the value of female education.

If successful, the Hilton public offering would be a powerful vindication of Blackstone's real estate strategy and prove that even some seemingly doomed deals can yield generous returns given enough time.

Now, with the conviction of the real killer, Robert Napper, he has his formal vindication.