Sentence examples for was quickly vindicated from inspiring English sources

Marshall's skepticism was quickly vindicated.

The early months of the compact Times were unconvincing, although the downsizing was quickly vindicated by circulation gain.

Having decided to rest regular striker Olivier Giroud, manager Arsene Wenger was quickly vindicated in giving the Denmark international another chance despite cutting a frustrated figure in recent appearances.

Thatcher was quickly vindicated.

Archer's design was quickly vindicated as the ship rose and fell, the ice being unable to grip the hull.

The convoy system was so quickly vindicated that in August it was extended to shipping outward-bound from Great Britain.

The line was quickly redrawn electronically, and instead of looking 40percentt of the way between the 21 and 20, it was 75percentthererenoughugh to vindicate Manning.

Though he praised Debra and Doakes' storyline with Tucci, he wrote that "it was a bit disappointing to then see Deb be a bit too quickly vindicated at the end".

That hard-line camp, with Mr Rumsfeld at its head, feels pretty well vindicated now.The damage to European and European-American ties will not be quickly mended.

It's nice to be vindicated.

Thatcher and Walters were vindicated quickly.