Sentence examples for some vindicated from inspiring English sources

The conviction of former Mayor Sharpe James disappointed some, vindicated others, and left some observers hopeful that it could end the city's reputation as a trough for opportunistic public officials.

Mr. James's lead lawyer, Thomas Ashley, said he intended to appeal the verdict, which a jury had wrestled with since April 9. From City Hall to the city streets, the conviction of Mr. James disappointed some, vindicated others, and left some observers hopeful that it could end this city's reputation as a trough for opportunistic public officials.

Some disappear harmlessly, some are vindicated years later.

In some ways I feel vindicated and that the work I started is coming to an end.

"The early post-mortem [of the military crackdown] is that the authorities feel vindicated and underlying that vindication is a vindictiveness.

And in some cases it has left him vindicated, particularly in a presidential bid the establishment mocked as destined for defeat.

Some will come out of this crisis looking vindicated; others will be in deep political trouble.

But they have reason to feel vindicated: after the dot-com bust, some analysts thought the company could go broke trying to stock such a wide array of merchandise.