Sentence examples for vindicate the existence from inspiring English sources

Almost everyone who follows politics lives for the "Dewey Defeats Truman" moments when pollsters get things wrong, because such moments vindicate the existence of actual elections, and the capacity of the public to surprise.

The results also vindicate the existence of optimum stabilizing window for the colloidal mixture to avoid flocculation and phase separation [84].

These alone should vindicate the war.

Encouraging experimental results vindicate the feasibility of our approach.

This seemed both to vindicate the emigration decision and also complicate the decision to return.

What we thank him for is reaffirming that our connection to the human species has a special meaning, that the human species will continue to move forward, and that the progress of the human species will vindicate and ennoble the existence of every one of us.

He said the ruling vindicates the reason for the Equality Commission to be in existence.

Conclusion (5) does not suffice to establish the existence of sense data, but by ruling out the competing direct realist theory, it would take Ayer a considerable distance towards vindicating the sense data theory.

History is vindicating the leader.

History, of course, has vindicated the decision.

"The double of 1995-96 vindicathe the manager.