Sentence examples for that vindicate from inspiring English sources

But there is always pressure for the financial and legal diggers to come up with answers that vindicate the hunches of the bosses who dreamt up the deal in the first place.

The rival teams appear to have been driven together by a calculus that cooperation outweighed the attractions of laying claim to one of science's greatest prizes independently, especially now that each has achieved successes that vindicate its own approach.

If we call such portraits, portraits that vindicate themselves in the fullness of time by imposing their own novel standards of vindication, Picasso likenesses, we might say that on Fogelin's account of things, similes are Picasso likenings.

Alternative explanations that vindicate the assumed role of institutional practice in grounding obligations might be built on the basis of considerations of fair notice (cf. the doctrine Dworkin calls "conventionalism", Dworkin 1986) or other key principles of political morality, perhaps including considerations related to authority.

Supporting Information for this paper consists of two figures that vindicate the data analysis, five figures that highlight the repeatability and generality of the results, and one table that gives full details on the Q10 analysis.

So doesn't that vindicate the inflationistas, to some extent?

I chose chapters that vindicated the person that I was writing about.

So when documents emerged that vindicated their questions, I wasn't shocked".

But it does look as though Dr Steinhauer is on to something that vindicates Dr Hawking's idea.

Smith, though, could reflect on a wholly satisfying day that vindicated his decision to send the tourists in to bat.

"As I said, the record is going to be one that vindicates precisely what I have said throughout this matter".