Sentence examples for vindicated what from inspiring English sources

"It was a good performance and he vindicated what we thought he would do," David Wachman, the colt's trainer, said.

"May I just say how good it is to see Terry's call to play with one striker and Joe Cole vindicated, what with Cole being the only player who can unlock defences and all that," notes Nicholas Grundy.

"It was a pity to stay just a single season in Barcelona, but I can say I played for the greatest team in the world and there's no need to prove anything against them," continued Ibrahimovic, secure in the knowledge that he has long since been vindicated, what with no one really knowing whatever became of that strange little Massai guy.

It vindicated what I had said many times - women's road cycling was a spectacle people wanted to see.

The passion and wanting to make sure we're never again in that position in my view vindicated what we have done.

It turns out science has finally vindicated what just about every romantic comedy of the past several decades has understood about the cathartic power of dancing alone.

The discovery of Erebus in our southern search area completely vindicates what they had been saying.

"But whatever it is," someone replied, "we vindicate what we are doing".

It vindicates what we always knew: social exclusion is the raison d'etre of grammar schools and faith schools.

"This latest court ruling vindicates what indigenous people, human rights activists and the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office have been demanding all along.

The Vatican reversed course in 1995, upholding the bishop's sanctions and vindicating what he describes as his effort to protect the safety of his flock.