Sentence examples for vindicated by some from inspiring English sources

Initially Ki Sung-yueng and David Vaughan, Sunderland's central midfielders, were left fighting far too many fires with Vaughan, particularly, looking alarmingly lightweight but, after the break, the bravery of Di Canio's strategy was vindicated by some high-quality football containing genuine hope for the future.

"The Booker, though – the people judging that see it much more pragmatically, and know there is a history of Booker prize winners and Booker shortlisted novels, some of which turn out to be really shrewd choices vindicated by time, and some which look like duff choices.

Such a critical injustice is only partially vindicated by the fact that some of his novels also Seem to have been produced that way.

We spoke of consciousness – an essay on time and consciousness he'd published in the New York Review of Books a few years previously had struck me as pointing a very straight path towards cracking its ineffable mysteries, and Oliver said he felt in some ways vindicated by the new neuro-imaging techniques that seemed to demonstrate the astonishing plasticity of the human brain-mind.

3.58pm GMT Vindication for journalists Liz MacKean and Meirion Jones are completely vindicated by Pollard.

Ms. Busch, asked whether she felt vindicated by the move, said: "I don't need vindication.

When the settlement discussions heated up this month, some banking executives said they felt they would be vindicated by the regulators.

Some critics of the jaguar's capture said they were vindicated by the preliminary findings.

Although Yiannopoulos seemed vindicated by the fact that protestors didn't show their faces, his schtick in some ways depends on their existence.

It's a sad reflection on the present state of the Middle East that some people, especially conservative Catholics, are saying that Benedict has been vindicated by history.

Since then the idea, the C.E.O. as aspiring public steward, has suffered some setbacks (Mitt Romney, for one), but I feel pretty well vindicated by the mayor.