Sentence examples similar to vindicate the possibility from inspiring English sources

Relativism, in Berlin's definition, would make moral communication impossible; while pluralism vindicates the possibility of (and acceptance of pluralism may facilitate) moral communication.

What is at stake here is the possibility of vindicating God's moral attributes in face of the existence of evil in this world.

However, the secretary's approach has yet to be vindicated as many conservatives are concerned about the possibility of a muddled, slow and inconclusive inspection effort in coming weeks.

However, in order to vindicate Erdmann it is enough that we can — by analogy — make sense of the possibility of such a logic (Nunn 1978, 347).

The possibility of such criminal activity has long been suggested by politicians in the state, including Gov. Gray Davis, who said the plea vindicated his stance.

These alone should vindicate the war.

So doesn't that vindicate the inflationistas, to some extent?

The files vindicate the whistleblowers of the Nauru regime.

Encouraging experimental results vindicate the feasibility of our approach.

To vindicate the "golden triangle", the rationalist must identify a way of mapping an individual speaker's understanding of particular expressions onto possible worlds that affords apriori access to the entire space of possibility.

Admittedly, practical reality often appears to vindicate the skeptics.