Sentence examples for sort of vindication from inspiring English sources
"It was a sort of vindication," Mr. Mugler said.
It's the sort of vindication revenge fantasies are made of.
I somehow doubt that this would be any sort of vindication of the neocons' plans in Washington.
Hughton, level-headed in victory as in defeat, as always, was not about to claim some sort of vindication.
The remarks could be viewed as an odd sort of vindication for Knicks officials, who were widely criticized for failing to reach out to Jackson.
If the war goes badly, bringing disaster all round, Mr Chirac will be able to claim a barren sort of vindication.
His departure on a point of principle having seemingly been justified only 10 days later, he may now claim a sort of hollow vindication.
It is a form of vindication.
He found a form of vindication at last.
This calls forth a special sort of doctrinal formulation: apologetics, the vindication of the true faith against its detractors or disbelievers.
He regards the success of Croupier as a vindication of the sort of movies he wants to make, and a sort of "gentle revenge" on both Hollywood and the British film industry.
