Sentence examples for vindicated against from inspiring English sources

Asked if she felt vindicated against her critics, Wurst said: "I don't really feel vindicated.

Grant was elected more or less by acclamation in 1868, after Andrew Johnson's tumultuous term, and his Cabinet choices, Chernow insists, can be entirely vindicated against Adams's ancient contempt.

Internet stock valuations may indeed be some kind of bubble, but there is no denying that the technology is transforming the economy or that Son stands vindicated against his many doubters.

Internet stock valuations may indeed be some kind of bubble, but there is no denying that the technology is transforming the economy or that Son stands vindicated against his many doubters over the years.

These claims were repeated again and again in the early stages of the campaign when Trump was attempting to establish himself as the shrewd outsider whose powers of judgment had ultimately been vindicated against the establishment.

His historical works are really apologetic, showing by facts how the church had vindicated itself against heretics and heathens.

(James Weldon Johnson wrote that Wilson "bears the discreditable distinction of being the first President of the United States, since Emancipation, who openly condoned and vindicated prejudice against the Negro").

Kelly was initially criticized for questioning the validity of the allegation but was ultimately vindicated when charges against the men were dropped.

Further, as previously noted, the pragmatic theory of truth was not only vindicated when set against a correspondence theory.

America's allies across the Atlantic have delisted the group after several high-profile courts vindicated the MEK against terrorism charges.

In part it's because he's never lost the belief that he can win majors, a belief vindicated in Melbourne against Nadal.