Sentence examples for vindicated as such from inspiring English sources

Routinisation ultimately refers to an empirical condition, and therefore has to be vindicated as such.

His decision was vindicated as early as the 15th minute.

As soon as strong growth returned, as it did in 2013, Mr Osborne would look vindicated, as indeed he has.

The existence of membranes was vindicated as late as the 1950s and there are even some authors who still call it into question [ 4, 63].

And I felt fantastic, and vindicated, as it went up the charts.

Celtic, then, felt vindicated as Forster batted away Jon Daly's spot-kick.

However, it was entirely vindicated as Wanderers strolled into round three courtesy of a commanding display.

He has been vindicated as software has moved to the Web.

South Africa referred the decision and were vindicated as replays suggested the ball was going to hit the stumps.

Archer's design was quickly vindicated as the ship rose and fell, the ice being unable to grip the hull.

1953 was proof of concept; in their various ways Bert, Kellas and others had been vindicated, as supplemental oxygen certainly could enable a successful climb of Everest.