Sentence examples for they vindicated from inspiring English sources

Early this evening, F.B.I. officials said that agency experts had conducted a preliminary review of the videos, and said they vindicated their position that agents had never fired on April 19.

The MDC seized on the figures, however, claiming they vindicate its position that the elections were a "monumental farce" that "stole the people's victory".

Of his revelations - how they vindicate her, how they might harm Clarence Thomas's judgeship - she says that she will respond in her own time.

Either "you're going to be very disappointed" when the tapes are made public and they vindicate Trump's version of the conversations, or the disappointment will be that there never were any tapes in the first place -- in which case, it will prove Trump was lying in his tweet.

They vindicate also the groundwork done at the start of the study and early involvement of physiotherapists when setting up sites.

For sure, they feel vindicated by the warnings they gave to the West about letting aid to the rebel forces in Syria fall into the hands of the likes of ISIS.

But it may be months or even years before they are vindicated -- and that vindication is likely to come only after people begin to wonder whether the experts might be wrong.

In the end, they were vindicated by history, the ideals that they championed finally inscribed as the nation's conventional wisdom.

And the willful blindness charges were dropped, which they felt vindicated their good faith and what they called their lack of savvy as investors.

But of course that's exactly why they feel vindicated to stand there criticising, because they never will have to deal with such a scenario.

The ideas that stuck out, for him, were how old these mavericks were when they were declared heretical, and how soon they were vindicated afterwards. .