Sentence examples for vindication in the from inspiring English sources

Israel said it found some measure of vindication in the revelations of regional dismay with Iran.

His efforts appeared to receive vindication in the box-office performance of "The Figurine".

Both Fukuyama and Huntington might claim vindication in the recent turn of events.

But cameras are not just an instrument for vindication in the sense of meting out punishment.

But time does not change the meaning of effectiveness, making ineffective vindication today what was effective vindication in the past.

Earlier on Friday, Mr. Trump posted on Twitter that Mr. Comey had given him "vindication" in the Russia investigation.

But sounding no less self-assured than they have throughout their antitrust battle with the government, both men calmly defended the software giant's actions, predicted vindication in both the marketplace and the legal arena, and reiterated a through-the-looking-glass depiction of how government prosecutors had misunderstood the company.

"Mother always said it wasn't polite to say, 'We told you so.' But we are encouraged and feel some vindication in that the levels have been reduced".

The ruling is a blow to the ruling party, which claimed vindication in September after the high court dismissed the case against Zuma on a technicality and implied that there had been political interference.

Long shunned by conservatives and feminists alike, she claimed vindication in 1999 when the symbol of Beate Uhse A. G. -- USE -- crossed the board of the Frankfurt stock exchange.

"Aten Reign" can make you feel a bit like Richard Dreyfuss on the verge of vindication in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind": it sometimes suggests the underside of a giant spaceship setting down.