Sentence examples for vindicate it from inspiring English sources
David Brooks is mistaken: far from discrediting American liberalism, European experiences vindicate it.
He has since left Freedom House, but had hoped that the case would vindicate it and other groups.
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.
That will seem a naive view to many, yet the years would seem to have vindicated it.
Though this was also the subject of yesterday's blog, even as I wrote it two striking events – one in fact an important non-event – vindicated it.
"There was an official investigation, I've been vindicated, it was totally unfounded the remarks that were made," Mr. Harcourt-Cooze said from Britain.
Although leaving a well-paid job amid mounting economic turbulence worried her, the very nature of her plan – to create a marketplace for freelancers (known as TaskRabbits) – just as people were being laid off in droves, simultaneously vindicated it.
BA said it would appeal; Virgin, which laid the original complaint and has launched a similar case in America, said the verdict vindicated it.See article: Airlines in circlesEuropean car sales rose 11% in June, further confounding expectations of a slump this year.
