Sentence examples for vindication with from inspiring English sources

Hogarth indignantly sought and obtained public vindication with the help of professional witnesses, including Thornhill.

His allies were all but claiming vindication, with Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House minority leader, sending out a press release noting, "Gov.

The Sunday nationals greeted his increased mandate in the leadership triumph, which he viewed as a personal "vindication", with yet another round of highly critical editorials.

"Terrible news from Berlin but no surprise," he wrote, not even bothering to separate his horror and his vindication with a comma.

Among former and current members of the BBC news department, the comments were received yesterday with mixed feelings that combined a sense of vindication with anger at the way the organisation's journalism has been treated.

Gatland's preference for 10 of his Wales players was also questioned, but his judgement received the best possible vindication with the four-try demolition of pre-match favourites Australia.

The responses ranged from remorse to self-vindication, with lots of tortured doubt and defensiveness in between.

With vindication, the grace with which he had responded to these tribulations would give him an aura of nobility.

His best songs are often declamatory, chest-thumping statements of personal vindication, dripping with poetry and good humour.

Glen Cardelino, who manages a Hummer dealership in Greenbelt, Md., and drives a top-of-the-line Hummer H1, found sweet vindication along with the satisfaction of helping out.

His vindication came with Diana's death, when he revealed that she was the main source and that he had the tapes to prove it.