Sentence examples for ultimately vindicated from inspiring English sources

It wore thin, but was ultimately vindicated.

Judge Hand's view was ultimately vindicated in Chimel v. California, 395 U.S. 752, 768, 89 S.Ct.

The fact that history ultimately vindicated Fischer's stance makes a similar approach today even more attractive.

She said the small number of valid claims meant that the company was "ultimately vindicated".

He showed political courage and good judgement in sticking to a position that was ultimately vindicated.

If he wins, Renzi will have been chastened but ultimately vindicated by the vote.

He watched as the internet swept across the world, ultimately vindicating him and his work.

Cope, meanwhile, was drawn to dinosaurs because he "believed that his scientific work would ultimately vindicate his religious beliefs in perfectibility and progress".

Assuming that the answers to these empirical questions ultimately vindicate the liberal nationalist account, tricky moral questions remain.

However, even accounts that derive reasons from the nature of agency may ultimately vindicate some form of internalism.

Asked about the ruling during a White House briefing Monday, press secretary Sean Spicer said the administration is reviewing the ruling but expressed confidence the Supreme Court will ultimately vindicate the administration.