Sentence examples for to vindicate it from inspiring English sources

Competing European empires brought this new vision to Asia and Africa through the 19th century; and easy successes over poorly equipped natives seemed to vindicate it.

Yet the capital invested has been tied up for so long that modest extra profits five or six years after a deal are unlikely to vindicate it.

For Cornell's great subject — announced and taboo — in all his boxes was nostalgia, and his desire was to vindicate it as an emotion.

If there was a suspicion the Welsh side might have their minds elsewhere after their League Cup heroics against Chelsea, there was little to vindicate it in an opening 45 minutes that Michael Laudrup's men dominated.

The significance and accuracy of the proposed scheme have been verified extensively for faults in a standard microgrid system, subjected to a large number of operating conditions and the outputs vindicate it to be a potential candidate for real time applications.

Seven years after it invoked the Constitution to vindicate what it saw as Mr. Bush's right to fair election procedures, we are still waiting for the court to extend this guarantee with equal vigilance to every American.

That will seem a naive view to many, yet the years would seem to have vindicated it.

However, in order to vindicate Erdmann it is enough that we can — by analogy — make sense of the possibility of such a logic (Nunn 1978, 347).

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.

To vindicate such sweeping claims, it must be possible to construct an ordering of past, present, and future states of affairs.

Firstly, it appeared to vindicate the recipe used by the American team to make new sorts of atoms.