Sentence examples for vindicated from from inspiring English sources

"I feel vindicated from a personal perspective because I stuck my head out there on the chopping block and SeaWorld went after me viciously.

"I don't think I can be vindicated from anything since there's still a good chance I can be sitting up here at 3-13," he said...

"We believe in the personal and professional integrity of Barry Weinbaum and we expect him and the hospital to be fully vindicated from these unfortunate allegations," Trevor Fetter, who has temporarily assumed the role of Tenet's chief executive, said in a statement.

Ketch Me If You Ketchikan - in which ex-Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska travels around the state trying to stay one step ahead of the law now that the feds have inexplicably vindicated him from his corruption case.

The coach, Mick McCarthy, who banned Phil Babb and Mark Kennedy from playing in this match, must have felt his decision was fully vindicated when goals from Robbie Keane and Jason McAteer promised a staggering outcome.

Too often for comfort, I've seen wild-eyed conspiracy theorists vindicated over everything from phone-hacking to extraordinary rendition of terror suspects.

Perhaps the most surprising person to take offence recently is Frankie Boyle, who emerged vindicated and victorious from the high court yesterday after suing the Daily Mirror for libel.

When he finally made his debut, against Burnley at Upton Park in the last round of the FA Cup, Grant was vindicated, a drive from his left foot opening the scoring in the 5-1 rofthef the Championship club.

The wider football world might have been appalled at the decision but at the end of an afternoon when all but one of the rested returned, the Wolves manager was entitled to feel vindicated as goals from Nenad Milijas and the indefatigable Kevin Doyle helped to secure a third victory in four matches.

These gentlemen have, as I think, fully and clearly vindicated the Constitution from any design to support slavery for an hour.

In this role Everett was instrumental in acquiring and distributing a map that vindicated the United States from accusations that it had cheated Britain out of land in the 1842 Webster Ashburton Treaty.