Sentence examples for vindicated since from inspiring English sources

It wasn't that there weren't racist assumptions swirling round the police handling of the case in 1993, amply vindicated since.

Gordon Brown said in a statement that he had been vindicated since it showed he had put no improper pressure on the executive.

I guess I am supposed to feel vindicated since he spent the last 14 years calling John Dowd and me names.

Bercow is yet to speak publicly about the libel battle, but said in court papers that McAlpine had been "effectively vindicated" since the Twitter row.

Bercow is yet to speak publicly about the legal case, but court papers seen by MediaGuardian show she believes McAlpine has been "effectively vindicated" since the mass Twitter libel.

They went along and the decision was vindicated: Since then the brewer's share of the U.S. beer market has more than doubled, to 48% ; the stock has risen twelvefold.

However, it wasn't entirely unexpected: Although his work has since been vindicated, at the time it wasn't accepted by some senior members of his department, he says.

Though Darwin's claims have since been vindicated by the fossil record, they were proposed without any fossil evidence.

His music long since vindicated, Mr. Dylan was still pushing himself.

"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...

In this question the superiority of the will is vindicated by Henry, since not only does it move all the other faculties, and hence the intellect too, but it also, indeed above all, moves itself, at a level of perfection which is second only to that of God.