Sentence examples for vindication from from inspiring English sources

Do you think he felt any vindication from that victory?

Months later, Mac Duff can take some personal vindication from his group's turnaround.

The Occupy movement received vindication from unlikely source tonight, as a senior executive at the Bank of England credited it with stirring a "reformation of finance".

BEN MCGRATH: I think he feels a huge amount of vindication from making the All-Star team, and winning player of the month, and the rest.

Jayalalitha is desperately seeking vindication from voters and the power to fight the many corruption cases still pending against her in the state courts.

Now, to an increasing extent, all these functions can be combined on a single platform, sometimes in innovative ways.Inevitably, almost every interest-group in America's interminable defence debate claims some vindication from the Afghan conflict.

Moore says he is not seeking vindication himself from the long-delayed report.

Powerful vindication for this theory came from the discovery of new medicines that specifically elevated serotonin concentrations.

Our legal system will suffer if a sitting justice's vitriolic pursuit of personal vindication discourages others from standing up for their rights.

Should Australia knock the All Blacks out of the World Cup in tomorrow's semi-final, then here's how New Zealand's litany of whitewash and vindication will run (from most credible to most pathetic): 1.

In such cases, it is not at all clear that it is rationally required of an agent that she ought to risk maximal distance from vindication in order to leave open the possibility of vindication or of arbitrary closeness to vindication.