Sentence examples for what vindicates from inspiring English sources

"What you'll find as we move forward in this case is that these police officers will be vindicated and the facts in the case will be what vindicates them," he said.

But if Easter is to be rightly recognized as a political fact, it must always be kept in tandem with Good Friday: what Easter vindicates is not the self-righteous claims of any particular group of people who see themselves as the good guys.

The discovery of Erebus in our southern search area completely vindicates what they had been saying.

It vindicates what we always knew: social exclusion is the raison d'etre of grammar schools and faith schools.

"This latest court ruling vindicates what indigenous people, human rights activists and the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office have been demanding all along.

"Today's important ruling vindicates what human rights groups argued all along: Italy put these people at grave risk when it pushed them back to Libya," said Judith Sunderland, senior western Europe researcher at Human Rights Watch.

"This report totally vindicates what we have always believed – that Blair was killed by one of six officers from Unit 1 of the Special Patrol Group whose names have been in the public domain over all these years," she said.

"But whatever it is," someone replied, "we vindicate what we are doing".

"It was a good performance and he vindicated what we thought he would do," David Wachman, the colt's trainer, said.

The Vatican reversed course in 1995, upholding the bishop's sanctions and vindicating what he describes as his effort to protect the safety of his flock.

Seven years after it invoked the Constitution to vindicate what it saw as Mr. Bush's right to fair election procedures, we are still waiting for the court to extend this guarantee with equal vigilance to every American.