Sentence examples for vindicate the terms from inspiring English sources

The deal Trump came up with called for Colony Capital, a sharp real-estate outfit from Los Angeles, to buy fifty-one per cent of the Castle for a price that seemed to vindicate the terms under which he'd unloaded it on the public company.

Our findings in the perceptual domain seem to vindicate the method where listeners rate sounds differing in timbral qualities, especially if the scope is the long-term non-structural qualities of music [68].

These alone should vindicate the war.

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

Encouraging experimental results vindicate the feasibility of our approach.

Admittedly, practical reality often appears to vindicate the skeptics.

It will vindicate the Earth-twin approach without delaying it.

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

The results from experimental animal models thus vindicate the conclusions originally suggested from those on human cardiac disease.

"While it certainly vindicated the WoD artists in terms of work ethic, I remember it was a sore point between the offices that the much vaunted Icelandic crew had been so demonstrably shown up".

Trump himself, in his first recorded comments following the Nunes briefing, likewise said he felt at least "somewhat" vindicated in terms of his assertions about Obama's alleged wiretapping of Trump tower by what Nunes had to say.