Sentence examples for was vindicated by from inspiring English sources

A former suspect Colin Stagg said that he was vindicated by the news.

(Although his classification was later called into question, he was vindicated by DNA analysis in 2010).

The 1972 national miners' strike was the first since 1926 and it was vindicated by Lord Wilberforce's 17% pay award.

The club do not believe they have any reason to apologise given their decision was vindicated by the FA.

The decision of some Lib Dems to monitor police conduct during the G20 protests was seen as pretentious by many, but it was vindicated by events.

This work was at first criticized for erroneous doctrine, but its orthodoxy was vindicated by the Synod of Constantinople in 1819.

And they were vindicated by events.

It is no pleasure to be vindicated by events.

After all, the pessimists have recently been vindicated by events.

The comments appear to have been vindicated by subsequent events.

In the past thirty years, the legend has been vindicated by history.