Sentence examples for vindication after from inspiring English sources

He stopped short of calling Thursday vindication after all those doubts.

It was a kind of vindication after the mauling he had received the previous weeks by the media.

On Monday, for example, he was asked whether he felt any sense of vindication after advancing to his first Super Bowl.

How could he not feel a little vindication, after raising over $275 million in the last 20 years with nary a whiff of scandal?

Mr. Romney's victory was also a personal vindication after he lost a race for the United States Senate in 1994 to Senator Edward M. Kennedy.

[World Business, Section W.] Decision in Boxing Show Dispute Both sides in the dispute over dueling boxing reality shows claimed vindication after a decision from a California judge.

Sheikh said Ijaz was "not an ISI man" and that all he wants is "self-vindication", after Haqqani denied collaborating with him to create the memo that is driving Pakistan's politics.

Civil libertarians greeted the privacy board's report as a vindication, particularly after the Obama speech fell short of their expectations.

ROB MANY OF VINDICATION The day after a fire killed 350 people in Comayagua national prison in Honduras, families of the deceased grieved and denounced the plight of so many waiting for their chance at justice in prisons across Latin America.

That alone was vindication for his 'reintegration' after a vexed year of own goals.

Yet they would not restore Grannis's church membership, even after this vindication.