Sentence examples for vindication they from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ray's family said they were finally getting the vindication they deserved.

But for the victims' families, the report came as a vindication, they said.

The film about her, "A Cry in the Dark," starring Meryl Streep, spawned a thousand jokes: "A dingo's got my baby!" It was not until this week that Lindy and her ex-husband, Michael, were finally given the vindication they longed for: a death certificate that stated that the cause of Azaria's death was a dingo attack.

Their applause was as much about vindication: they knew that if Labour had offered a timid manifesto, offering only to meekly tinker with the system, then the party would not have secured the biggest increase in its vote share since Attlee himself.

And most of the information he revealed doesn't provide Trump and his associates with the vindication they claim it does. .

And most of the information he revealed doesn't provide Trump and his associates with the vindication they claim it does.

On Thursday, they had a moment of vindication as they gave interviews criticizing the NSA over a domestic surveillance program they had been warning about.

They assured him that there would be ample time to claim vindication after they knew what was in the report, the people said.

Many victims said the release of the files felt like a vindication because they showed repeated abuse by the priests that church officials had often denied.

Ultimately, Sen. Conkling and his junior colleague, Sen. Thomas C. Platt, resigned their Senate seats to seek vindication, but they found only further humiliation when the New York legislature elected others in their places.

Italian Colors asserts that the only issue for effective vindication is whether they are able to vindicate their federal statutory rights in some forum.