Sentence examples for vindicate them in from inspiring English sources

"The idea that you shouldn't validate the rhetoric of terrorists, or vindicate them in the eyes of those who are trying to figure out whether to emulate them, is not really up for debate," Geltzer told me.

What Augustine does not do is to engage in any kind of foundationalist construction of basic beliefs, nor does he attempt any kind of systematic defense of our ordinary epistemic practices so as to vindicate them in the face of skeptical attack.

If one accepts and endorses the Warren Report, one must also commend the Dallas police for their swift, sure work, and vindicate them in their finding that Oswald was the lone assassin and that the case was closed".

But those – step forward, Nigel Farage – who thrive on channelling populist sentiment against the very essence of the European project would be fools or, more likely, cynics to claim that Pope Francis has vindicated them in any way.

But Mr. Kissinger, distinguishing himself from those he unfavorably views as moralists, also writes that "humane convictions" have become "so integral a part of the American tradition that both treasure and, in the extreme, lives must be risked to vindicate them anywhere in the world".

"We understand and share the frustration of our wrongly accused officers, and we will continue to put the full resources of the union to work to vindicate them," Mr. Lynch said in a statement.

In several recent telephone interviews, Emerson made it clear how troubled he was that Novitzky asked whether Canseco had tried to solicit money from players who may have been fearful he would name them in "Vindicated".

But the gold standard in circular logic this week has got to be President Bush's explanation for why the National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on Iran not only doesn't change anything in regards to U.S. policy towards Iran (even though they're not building nuclear weapons), but in fact vindicates Bush's policy towards them in the first place.

This will vindicate me in the eyes of the extended family".

The two of them conspicuously act like infiltrators at a hotel where the Bilderbergers are meeting and then -- when security follows them -- feel vindicated in their paranoia: the eyes of the New World Order are on them.

The strategy of withdrawal-for-peace has not been vindicated in recent years, whether in Iraq, Afghanistan or Gaza.