Sentence examples for vindication that there was from inspiring English sources

The decision not to charge Mr. Safir was vindication that "there was no malice, no negligence," said a lawyer for Mr. Safir, Martin Pollner.

Tonight the Gore camp claimed vindication in the court's terse order that "there is no legal impediment to the recounts continuing".

Cleland, who blogged about the Georgia Senate race for the Huffington Post, said that there was no personal satisfaction or vindication he would take out of a Martin win.

Instead it created new sounds and new attitudes, and gave birth to the idea that there was more than one path to artistic vindication.

The victory was a sweet vindication for Mr. Uribe's view that there is no use in negotiating with the rebels.

Despite those damning details, to most local people, the closing of the investigation seems like vindication for their firmly held view that there is little or no need to apologize for the past.

"But I do think there is a sigh of relief in so much that there is a vindication of the operation".

Moffett was giddy in his presentation because it is vindication for his long held view that there is an “old city under the newer city, as in an archaeological dig” which will yield a major play for his company and his partners and shareholders.

But Scaramucci said on "Fox & Friends" that "there's some level of vindication not just for the president, but for the entire team, that this is just a bunch of nonsense".

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.

"The fact that it's turned out that there's great interest at the bottom of the league has been vindication," said McGregor.