Sentence examples for with vindication from inspiring English sources

Before yesterday's announcement, there were signs that all may not have been well with Vindication.

With Welch at her most passionate, the number glows with vindication and promises to take festivals by storm next summer.

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

Repressive governments the world over have seen footage of protesters being cleared from the lawn of the Mother of Parliaments, and chuckled with vindication.

When I raised the issue with Joseph E. Stiglitz, the Nobel economics laureate and longtime doomsayer about the downside of globalization, he practically crowed with vindication.

One of Bun's lines captures the feeling of much Houston hip-hop these days, glee mixed with vindication: "Back in the days, all they ever did was doubt us.

Shortly after the panel report did provide the families with their vindication, Williams was diagnosed with terminal cancer.

The case against Mark Belnick, Tyco's general counsel, concluded with a vindication of the defendant.

"Mr Kederis is delighted with the vindication he has received today," said his lawyer Grigoris Ioannidis.

Often their clients are happy with the vindication of the court judgment.

Francis Fukuyama argued that, in his special sense, history itself came to an end with the vindication of democratic liberalism at the end of the cold war.