Sentence examples for vindication this from inspiring English sources

Drew Pratton, from Stop the Cull, said the decision was "a vindication this cull would never work".

However, he claimed vindication this morning, insisting that the bus was a groundbreaking innovation that would set new standards for urban bus travel and bring in orders from around the world.

After this vindication "The Rite" began to make its way, not as a shocker but as a modern classic.

Mountaintop removal mining is an extreme, dangerous act that must be ended, and with this vindication, the President and his EPA must be the ones to end it.

Is there a sense of victory and vindication with this film in the face of all this, particularly the UK Film Council's apathy towards you as a film-maker?

His vindication this week does give him the chance to make a new start.

Mr. Clinton clearly hoped for a sweeping political vindication this year -- a Democratic president, House and Senate -- that he did not get.

Nadia Sanan added yesterday that the two main goals for Vindication this year will now be the Aug. 23 Travers, at Saratoga, and the Oct. 25 Breeders' Cup Classic, at Santa Anita.

Who could object to the vindication of this brave artist?

A few, unfortunately hailing mostly from my sex, claim to see vindication in this messy disaster.

And John McCain's defeat has been taken as the vindication of this premise.