Sentence examples for vindication acceptance from inspiring English sources

Is there not one Republican leader who is willing to stand up and declare that the damage done to our government, our nation, our society, or our world by these self-indulgent elitist snobs is not worth the immediate gratification of political points scored for purely personal needs and desires for vindication, acceptance, or relevancy?

When British soldiers killed 14 civil rights protesters in cold blood in 1972, McGuinness was already the second in command in the city at the age of just 21. "McGuinness' conversion from IRA leader to peacemaker was hardly damascene – it was both an acceptance of the reality of conflict and a vindication of his goals".

In a sense, though, the mere fact that Harvard is looking so avidly for his replacement is a vindication for Mr. Brustein, a passionate, provocative and headstrong administrator who struggled to gain acceptance for his company in a city and on a campus never known for being very hospitable to repertory theater.

Acceptance, acceptance, acceptance".

Now he wants vindication.

It is a vindication".

Catharsis had become vindication.

That was a vindication".

Vindication came quickly.

In the end, perhaps what's most remarkable about the fast-spreading acceptance of gay marriage is that there are so few mainstream politicians on either side who will be able to claim any vindication from it.

This was vindication for Butler.