Sentence examples for utterly vindicated from inspiring English sources
More important, Mr. Gilder feels utterly vindicated on the topic of broadband.
Maybe it's because of Apple's award-winning customer service, or that Apple's philosophy that the best user experience comes from one company providing the hardware, software, and services (unlike Microsoft) has been utterly vindicated?
(Someone is bound to insist in comments that the Austrians were even righter; so, how's that hyperinflation by 2010 thing going?) Yet our political discourse, and even much of what economists are saying, is proceeding as if the inflation and crowding-out types had been vindicated rather than utterly refuted by events.
He didn't just declare that he had been vindicated, washed clean, shriven like the lamb, proved utterly moist, fragrant, and smelling of roses, but he pranced and limbo danced on the graves of his enemies.
Fogelson felt quietly vindicated.
His critics feel vindicated.
The storm vindicated him.
