Sentence examples for would have vindicated from inspiring English sources

To do otherwise would have vindicated his prejudice and fundamentally compromised the therapy from the start.

Miers would later call Deputy Attorney General McNulty seeking a possible statement that would have "vindicated" Renzi.

Still, Kennedy's refusal to enter Vietnam would by itself have vindicated his presidency.

That will seem a naive view to many, yet the years would seem to have vindicated it.

And the Irish government's hat-in-hand pilgrimages to Brussels have vindicated every nationalist who feared that economic union would eventually mean political subjugation.

Still, history seems to have vindicated Keynes.

I think those habits have vindicated me.

Subsequent events have vindicated the dissenters in that case.

This doubles the amount of work involved but the results obtained have vindicated this decision.

"I remember saying to her that in the larger scheme of things it will not loom very large, and I would say history has vindicated me on that matter".

IF THEY were seeking to justify their deep suspicion of Catholics, Chinese officials would have felt vindicated.