Sentence examples for then vindicating from inspiring English sources
Then, vindicating Schoolcraft's claims, the department disciplined and transferred the 81st precinct's commander, two sergeants and two police officers.
This, then, vindicates a version of the reductio for the intuition is that we cannot warrant apriori a claim about the world at all.
Celtic, then, felt vindicated as Forster batted away Jon Daly's spot-kick.
His reputation would then be vindicated; and to the extent possible, the misinformation circulated would have been countered.
In identifying the cause of human action, striving, with conscious desire, then, IIIp9s vindicates common sense to a degree.
He stayed patient as the stock slid from $29 to $21 in December, then was vindicated by year-end court victories on patent challenges to Pfizer's blockbuster cholesterol remedy, Lipitor; this let the company maintain exclusivity until 2011.
The most fascinating thing is that theorists are desperate to make sure they haven't overlooked some outlandish and improbable scenario: if no evidence is found for some crazy idea put forward then it is unlikely that anyone will remember, but if it is vindicated then they'd kick themselves for not having had the courage to propose in advance.
Has he felt vindicated, then, by the response from his erstwhile colleagues?
He then had to vindicate his decision by making three no-trump after the lead of the diamond jack.
And then a fully vindicated Rafa forgets himself and goes crowdsurfing over the away end? (Think Wayne Coyne at a Flaming Lips concert, only this time Rafa is both man and ball).
