Not for a better job, but for a vindication of their life.
And now, finally, this, the Nobel, the vindication of her life's work, and though she seemed pleased enough, you could see that it hadn't been the Prize she was after at all.
*Correction, May 19 , 2008 The title of Mary Wollstonecraft's book is "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman," not "A Vindication of the Rights of Women," as originally stated.
Which either is or is not a vindication of love.
VINDICATION: A Life of Mary Wollstonecraft, by Lyndall Gordon.
Even worse, some just don't think sexual assault is nearly as important as college athletics, and they'll sacrifice the vindication of a budding, brilliant life like hers in a flurry of nonsense that will trivialize her suffering and ruthlessly twist reality.
It's a major vindication for the 51-year-old wizard, and an indication that Malfoy's portfolio and his mission to destroy Harry Potter still has lots of life left in it.
He read voraciously and, it seems, ecumenically on France's overturning, borrowing Jean-Gabriel Peltier's "A Faithful Narrative of the Revolution" as well as both Robert Bisset's admiring "The Life of Edmund Burke and James Mackintoshh's "Vindication" of the French Revolution.
Mr. Sandler, 34, has gotten extremely rich by remembering that terrifying stage of life and by making films that leave every teenage dork, nerd and geek feeling sure that his day of vindication and glory will come.
Her life has been devoted to the vindication of equal justice, the promotion and protection of basic rights and the preservation of the rule of law.
