Sentence examples for vindicated for both from inspiring English sources

In France, where Thomas Paine wrote "The Rights of Man," a polemic soon vindicated for both men and women by England's Mary Wollstonecraft, our outspoken espousal of human rights is now seen to be a manifestation of hegemony by an unwelcome "hyperpower".

Hopefully he certainly feels he is vindicated for staying.

I feel vindicated for something I said back in the 1930's.

Ultimately the race officials were vindicated for their many difficult decisions.

As for the Compaq merger, Fiorina said she has been more than vindicated for her aggressive management.

Hansen's frustrations temper any satisfaction at largely being vindicated for his testimony, delivered to lawmakers on 23 June 1988.

(In a sense, Dr. Rantisi was posthumously vindicated, for Mr. Peres was among those who applauded his killing).

But I certainly feel vindicated for my long campaign against the paper's dodgy methodology (and the resulting content).

The people Blagojevich praises tend to be implicated in his schemes; the people he insults are largely vindicated for having avoided them.

The British policy brass feels vindicated for its wariness about the single European currency but scepticism will be no protection against the fallout from the euro's troubles.

Within hours President Trump was declaring that he had been vindicated for his tweets alleging that Trump Tower had been wiretapped by his predecessor, Barack Obama.