Sentence examples for to vindicate himself from inspiring English sources

After a 1966 heart attack he no longer felt he had to vindicate himself.

'He's making plans for an appeal and he's making plans to vindicate himself,' Greenspan said.

But Mr. Silverman's efforts to vindicate himself are clearly not over.

"I don't really feel like he personally had to vindicate himself from anything," Short said.

Determined to vindicate himself, he began writing an autobiography that narrated his political life from the 1630s to the 1660s.

To vindicate himself, he sets out to write the real story of Colombia — the country that Conrad calls Costaguana.

Jürgen E. Schrempp, Daimler's chief executive, has already outlined the broad elements of his plan to restore Chrysler to profitability and vindicate himself as the architect of what has thus far been one of the most disastrous mergers in history.

He had gone through a bad couple of years at Internazionale before Bruce Rioch paid £7.5m to bring him to Highbury and he was treated as if he could vindicate himself only by making the nets ripple week after week.

Nodia said the president deserved credit for allowing the democratic process to take its course: "Whatever happens next, Saakashvili has vindicated himself to an extent.

In recent weeks, some aides have expressed wariness about a meeting because they say Mr. Putin might use it to vindicate his actions and present himself as an important player in world affairs.

At the stadium, Eisenhower introduced Nixon as a "colleague" who had been subject to "a vicious and unprincipled attack" but who had "vindicated himself" and who "stood higher than ever before".