Sentence examples for should vindicate from inspiring English sources

These alone should vindicate the war.

When the Supreme Court rules next year, it should vindicate two important legal principles.

Justice Stephen Breyer described the plaintiffs as "no more than a group of five people who feel really strongly that they should vindicate the public interest".

"Everyone said, 'You should feel vindicated, you should feel happy,' " Lund said.

Mr Thaci has always dismissed the allegations as ridiculous and later this year the SITF should either vindicate or indict him and other important Kosovar politicians.

He is the clear form pick and the decision of the trainer to step Karabak up in distance for this race instead of running him in the alternative two-and-a-half-mile event tomorrow should be vindicated.

"Anyone who wishes ill on me should feel vindicated because my life has turned into a total horror," he said with characteristic restraint Tuesday evening at his in-laws' house.

"At a time in history," he told his colleagues, "when the senate should be vindicating its historic reputation as the greatest deliberative body in the world, we are stumbling over each other to see who can say 'yea' the quickest and loudest..

The reality is that cycling is changing now and LeMond should feel vindicated for that, if nothing else.

Now, with everyone from economists to corporate executives gleefully announcing that the recession is finally over, I guess I should feel vindicated.

Asked if the Ibrox club should feel vindicated by not having titles stripped, he said: "They probably feel they've got their own way".