Sentence examples for ultimate vindication from inspiring English sources
For the left's partisans this was an ultimate vindication of their grievances.
Feith says that he is confident of the Administration's ultimate vindication in Iraq.
Their collapse was portrayed as the final discrediting of socialism, and the ultimate vindication of capitalism.
Mr. Samueli called the decision "the ultimate vindication" for himself, Mr. Nicholas, Mr. Ruehle, and Broadcom.
It was the moment of ultimate vindication for former SeaWorld trainer John Hargrove.
In a written statement, the company predicted "ultimate vindication" on appeal.
The LeBron James who slid into that podium chair Wednesday afternoon — one victory from a championship, perhaps 33 hours from ultimate, joyful vindication — projected neither tension nor satisfaction.
The possibility of the McDonnells' ultimate legal vindication was suggested by a federal appeals court ruling Monday, which said Bob McDonnell could postpone reporting to prison to begin his two-year sentence while his appeals were pending.
The central activity became moral condemnation, with vindication as the ultimate goal.
Has a dangerous "myth" been given a degree of vindication by the ultimate arbiter of scientific truth, biomedical research?
To be honored by a living German would be the ultimate gesture of reconciliation and vindication; it would also be the most clamorous homecoming for both Martin and Lore.
