Sentence examples for vindicate itself from inspiring English sources
Society needs to vindicate itself".
The League Cup could never vindicate itself fully.
It doesn't need alignments with jazz or rock or anything else to vindicate itself.
Iran, by contrast, has welcomed news of the agreement, and the state-run news media have portrayed it as an opportunity for Iran to vindicate itself and improve ties with Argentina.
"The PRI on the national level needs to vindicate itself and will likely do so by throwing someone in prison," said Miguel Ángel Díaz, founder of the Veracruz publication Plumas Libres.
His claims have compelled the Syrian government, already anxious over the rising tensions with Israel and the United States, to try to vindicate itself after a recent flurry of news reports that it may have ambitions to acquire nuclear weapons.
His historical works are really apologetic, showing by facts how the church had vindicated itself against heretics and heathens.
"I feel very hopeful now, and prouder than I can tell you that the old army has vindicated itself".
The Star, which DaimlerChrysler parks at an airport in this suburb northwest of Detroit, has vindicated itself as a valuable corporate tool.
This strategy does not seem to vindicate death itself, since death may preclude the fulfillment of some of the very desires it destroys.
Since models can be based on conflicting assumptions yet generate patterns seen in the real world, a good 'fit' to empirical data does not in itself vindicate the theory underpinning the model.
