Sentence examples for vindication therefore from inspiring English sources
It must feel like a vindication, therefore, that more American Jews are now rejecting the arguments of people like Mr Dershowitz.
Sessions's violation of appearance of fairness norms does not depend on his motives for participation and therefore their vindication does not require revelation of his conversations with President Trump.
And if that is not enough, AT&T; Mobility involved a state law, and therefore could not possibly implicate the effective-vindication rule.
The International Development Achievement Award 2011 is therefore as much theirs as it is a vindication of my own humble contribution.
The royals would therefore, cheaply and expeditiously, expect to have the public vindication of their justifiable outrage and a useful independent and democratic "line in the sand" for the future.
So why does he need vindication?
Some regarded Bantu Philosophy as a defense, even a vindication, of Africans as rational human beings quite capable of managing their own lives and therefore capable of independence from colonial rule.
Now he wants vindication.
Catharsis had become vindication.
