Sentence examples similar to vindicated with time from inspiring English sources

Yet, from a historical perspective, the protectionist argument has been vindicated time and time again.

Speaking on the BBC programme The View on Thursday, he said he had been vindicated "time and time again".

B&W's long-awaited release in 2001 saw the development time vindicated with great reviews and enormous sales – a level of success that, over the next few years, Lionhead would struggle to cope with.

But a growing sense among the home fans that their side had wasted too many chances when on top was vindicated with two minutes of normal time left.

And he was vindicated with this 1-0 win.

Bloomer was ridiculed but of course vindicated with the hindsight of history.

Most cabbies and private hire operators will feel vindicated with the findings.

It is an investment that has been vindicated with the publication of the image.

Barnes was vindicated with a full public apology.

The call he's made is one of those that will get a bit of criticism to begin with, but will be vindicated over time".

Woodford's analysis may be vindicated in time.