Sentence examples for vindication that from inspiring English sources

"It's like a storybook ending," Solo said of the vindication that came with the Olympics.

What sweet vindication that would be for the Democrat whose own party tried so hard to stop him running.

Because while we can and should laugh at this raging homophobe's comeuppance in popular culture, let's not lose sight of the disastrous realities of someone like Rick Santorum being given a platform, and the vindication that goes hand-in-hand with a presidential nomination from the Republican party, however unlikely that may look now.

But if you accept Hiss's guilt, as most historians now do, you will profit from G. Edward White's supplementary speculations about why, after prison, that serene and charming man sacrificed his marriage, exploited a son's love and abused the trust of fervent supporters to wage a 42-year struggle for a vindication that could never be honestly gained.

Still, if I judged aright my mother's tearful mirth as she repeated the line—"You're a brute!"—she was harkening back to a vindication that echoed through the decades, born in an eight-year-old Tennessee bookworm's hunger to see familial injustices acknowledged and amended.

And it might be that there are actions that do not give rise to the possibility of vindication or of arbitrary closeness to vindication, but do limit the distance from vindication that is risked by choosing that action.

But from a dramatic perspective, better an unredeemed anti-hero, dying in his sins, than the kind of implausible semi-vindication that the finale's action sometimes seemed to want to offer.

(Though it's worth remembering, amid talk of the vindication of that decision, that Congress was not consulted, or not adequately; we need to have a better domestic conversation about that).

It's a vindication of that effort that they get to manage the bears".

Four tries tonight was a vindication of that.

Do you think he felt any vindication from that victory?