Sentence examples for ultimate vindication of the from inspiring English sources

It was, in an academic sense, the ultimate vindication of the vaguely apocryphal claim, "I read it for the articles".

Implicit in that designation, however, has been the ultimate vindication of the dissenter, as with Harlan on segregation and with Holmes and Brandeis on free speech.

The remainder of the film portrays the gradual unraveling of the case and ultimate vindication of the defendant.

According to the Washington Post, the ultimate "vindication" of Emanuel's "reasonableness" is found in the advice he gave his boss about the treatment of detainees -- one of the most horrifying, illegal and immoral legacies left by the previous administration.

The ultimate vindication of useless-sounding research is, in fact, the premise of something called the Golden Goose Award.

His Supreme Court victory against Jerry Falwell was rendered as the ultimate vindication of a pure-hearted pervert who defended the nation's ideals even when he was rejected by the nation.

Their collapse was portrayed as the final discrediting of socialism, and the ultimate vindication of capitalism.

Writing in Newsweek in 1998, Robert Samuelson warned that our inability to take the Y2K computer bug more seriously "may be the ultimate vindication" of Snow's thesis.

It's not relegation to history's scrapheap, rather it's the ultimate vindication of your usefulness – being turned into a utility, as vital and invisible and boring as the forces that lurk behind our water-faucets and light switches.

In the months ahead, there will be a deafening chorus of pundits insisting that it was Ronald Reagan who laid the foundations for our extraordinary prosperity -- indeed that today's prosperity is the ultimate vindication of Reaganomics.

For the left's partisans this was an ultimate vindication of their grievances.