Sentence examples for vindication of the use from inspiring English sources

Nicephorus succeeded in neutralizing his theological adversaries and contributed to the eventual vindication of the use of icons by the mid-9th century.

Shortly after the Battle of Port Hudson, two other battles — Millikens Bend, La., in June and the much more widely publicized assault by the Massachusetts 54th at Ft. Wagner on Morris Island near Charleston, S.C., in July — provided further vindication of the use of black troops in combat.

To do so at night, in the community-owned conservancies of Sera and Melako, was both a dream come true and a vindication of the mixed land-use, community-based conservation strategies that, I believe, are the answer to many of the problems facing the wild African elephant today.

The deal, discussed by South Korea's trade minister, above, looked like early vindication of the White House's efforts to use the tariffs as a bargaining chip.

The decision was a complete vindication of the District Court's dismissal of the case, affirming fair use and rejecting all of the counterarguments offered by the Authors Guild.

Like the majority of his predecessors, Clinton's assumptions about vindication from and the uses of history are largely misplaced.

Some made use of it as a genuine vindication of the anti-Dissenter opinion, although speculation later occurred over whether it was ironic.

He claimed it was a vindication of his aggressive use of tariffs and vowed to keep imposing them to extract deals from other trading partners, like the European Union and Japan.

An all-out vindication of the boomers.

Was her "Vindication of the Rights of Woman" unmentionable?

The result is a stunning vindication of the Prime Minister.