Examples of using Vindicated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I felt vindicated.
I'm sorry, Tony, but I feel vindicated.
My client feels vindicated by his release.
And now that it has, he feels vindicated.
Clay, do you feel vindicated now that they let you out?
Jolene, do you feel vindicated?
Today Davis stands vindicated on the score of his sincerity.
Dan felt perfectly vindicated.
Dreyfus cannot be vindicated without condemning the whole general staff.
Oh. I do not know what"vindicated" means.
Whistleblowers, humiliated and ostracised for years by Yeshivah,have been dramatically vindicated.
I will be vindicated.
Watching Coach Hopper in this moment, I feel vindicated.
Trump feels'totally vindicated' by Comey testimony.
Those of us who had doubts about the euro project have been vindicated.
Trump feels‘totally vindicated' by Comey's statement.
But a far greater number of magical claims havebeen made and never vindicated.
She said her discovery vindicated a theory first put forward by the British historian Ian Wilson in 1978.
But Martins wrote in hisletter that he believes the investigation's findings"would have vindicated me.".
The archer vindicated their opinion of his skill: his arrow split the willow rod against which it was aimed.
Being critical of the actions of the victim enables a persecutor to feel superior,righteous or vindicated.
Christ's life vindicated God's justice and goodness and demonstrated that God's law and government were fair.
It was a mighty brave decision from a man only 22 years old at the time butof course thoroughly vindicated.
As surely as the sun rises in the east,my client will be vindicated, and we look forward to a full and fair hearing in open court.
Amway was vindicated, but the damage had been done, and today the company and others using the same model are often viewed with skepticism.
It was at Magdala that the women first demonstrated their usefulness and vindicated the wisdom of their choosing.
Soros vindicated Orban's belief that the primary fault line today is not between communists and democrats, or nationalists and liberals.
He also devoted time to the history of mathematics and, among other things, he vindicated Cataldi by attributing the invention of continued fractions to him.
But whether we agree with the course of action or not,we will have to acknowledge that history has vindicated Spurgeon's warnings about the downgrade.
Events and actions since the 11 September terrorist attacks vindicated predictions that the war on terrorism is bound to last for long.