Sentence examples for the vindication that from inspiring English sources

"It's like a storybook ending," Solo said of the vindication that came with the Olympics.

Because while we can and should laugh at this raging homophobe's comeuppance in popular culture, let's not lose sight of the disastrous realities of someone like Rick Santorum being given a platform, and the vindication that goes hand-in-hand with a presidential nomination from the Republican party, however unlikely that may look now.

It appeared to be the vindication that Mr. Herrington had sought all along.

All my indie friends, who already hated Bono, were now revelling in the vindication that THE GUY IS A TORY.

"There has been interest and that would be the vindication that it's passed beyond theoretical.

And it might be that there are actions that do not give rise to the possibility of vindication or of arbitrary closeness to vindication, but do limit the distance from vindication that is risked by choosing that action.

In a statement, Healey and Barron said they were very pleased with the full vindication that the judgment gave them.

The outcome of the ruling was a "vindication" that had brought a smile to his face, he said.

The city hailed the ruling as vindication that the mayor, his commissioners and the individual agencies had the right to determine the size of their work forces amid tight fiscal constraints.

From Wells he returned to Massachusetts to preach at Hampton (then in the Bay Colony, but later in New Hampshire), where in 1654 his parishioners helped him get the complete vindication that he sought from the Massachusetts Court for the events of 17 years earlier.

The keynote of the debate was vindication: that the cold war was over and it was time for the long-derided cold warriors to be honored.