Sentence examples for received vindication from inspiring English sources

In a brief statement, Mr. Dunn said he was "grateful to have received vindication".

And those who question official histories have recently received vindication, though not in the areas they hoped.

The Occupy movement received vindication from unlikely source tonight, as a senior executive at the Bank of England credited it with stirring a "reformation of finance".

Again he received vindication from the Supreme Court, this time in a landmark ruling upholding a newspaper's right to publish in the face of attempts to impose prior restraint.

His efforts appeared to receive vindication in the box-office performance of "The Figurine".

Rather, he saw collective ownership and the creation of a language community as essential to survival and growth; a policy that, years later, was to receive vindication from the most unexpected quarter imaginable.

"Today I received absolute vindication," he said in a statement.

Even Uncle Ted's constituents were embarrassed by the news: eight days after his conviction he lost his bid for a seventh term in the Senate.He later received a vindication of sorts.

They find vindication in funny places.

The acclaim he received in death was vindication of sorts.

Many hacking victims have received monetary or moral vindication.