Sentence examples for vindication for her from inspiring English sources

In that role, she survived a tense relationship with the then editor-in chief, Howell Raines, who was pushed from the job after only two years in a move that Abramson is said to have encouraged and that was widely seen at the time as vindication for her criticism of him.

Continuing the run of success at the London Games for Britain's female athletes, Ohuruogu's silver was vindication for her dedication in battling through three years of troublesome injuries and a frustrating world championships in Daegu, when she was disqualified for a false start.

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

But Republicans immediately reacted with statements claiming vindication for their efforts to repeal the law altogether.

What a night for Warren Gatland, what absolute vindication for his every decision.

Mr. Giuliani claimed vindication for his prediction, which had been discounted by officials.

David Rankin, a lawyer for Mr. Long, said the indictment was "some good vindication for his client".

The ruling on Tuesday, widely reported in state media, was a vindication for Ms. Deng and her Internet supporters.

Yet, perhaps the most important immediate consequence of her ruling is vindication for the countless residents of New York who felt abandoned and excluded by the system.

Best known for her Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792), her influence went beyond the substantial contribution to feminism she is mostly remembered for and extended to shaping the art of travel writing as a literary genre and, through her account of her journey through Scandinavia, she had an impact on the Romantic movement.

Ultimately this provided part of the basis for her vindication and sainthood.