Sentence examples for the final vindication from inspiring English sources

It is the final vindication of the great Claud Cockburn's famous dictum "believe nothing until it has been officially denied".

If nothing else, this was surely the final vindication, a century on, of the great man's genius.

"The final vindication is the work, essentially montage work, assembly of images, and not in a reified way.

Here originality is not penalised, an individual vision is allowed, ideas are tolerated, and the final vindication comes at the Academy awards, which have increasingly become an independent film festival.

The Prop 8 case offers the prospect of final vindication of that underlying freedom to marry.

At the end of the decade, the collapse of the Soviet empire appeared to provide a final vindication not only of the market system but also of the concepts of free enterprise advanced by Friedman and Hayek.

Instead researchers test the thing which we're not really testing and we use a statistic which doesn't tell us how big the effects are and our final vindication is a single number which is usually being used the wrong way.

A quirk of history, a final vindication for the dark arts, or just another "touche" moment from the most brilliant bastard ever to manage the game?

It begins with his announcement of the proof and proceeds through the discovery of its flaw to his final vindication.

This dutiful bio-musical is like Mack & Mabel without any good songs, like a Chaplin film but without most of the gags, like too many other shows where they chart a great man's life from childhood to early obstacles to triumph, crisis and final vindication with all the excitement of an A&E Biography.

His final vindication (in 1906) was hampered by the French military and the bitterly anti-Semitic French press, and the wrenching controversy over the case left lasting scars on French political life.