Sentence examples for vindication through from inspiring English sources

Nixon is in semi-disgrace in California, in need of money and vindication through his autobiography and a big TV deal negotiated by the creepy literary agent Irving "Swifty Lazarr (another lovely performance by Toby Jones).

Arar sought vindication through the US court system.

Contrary to the orthodox view, they interpreted the Qurʾānic command about "enjoining good and forbidding evil" to mean the vindication of truth through the sword.

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.

Stop what you're doing because if you've ever been through a horrible breakup and wanted vindication, this story will give it to you.

This glorious sense of vindication, especially if achieved through laughter, is a powerful experience for an audience.

Six months after his xenophobic rant about New Yorkers, Rocker is midway through the vindication cycle -- his hometown fans are cheering him, while opposing crowds still punish him with boos and threats.

At the same time, it was a vindication of coffeehouse culture, considered through the network of people and conversations that assembled around it.

He had no need for vindication, no interest in mucking through the past until he met the documentary team of Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato, directors of Inside Deep Throat.

Vindication will have to come through his embittered widow, Marianne, who during his illness suppressed her own doubts in order to proceed with the business of caring for him.

And with no humanization or vindication of the outraged characters, the message comes through clearly: Such protests are uninformed, illegitimate, and easily dismissed.