Examples of using Vindicated in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Chris Hardwick has been vindicated.
She feels vindicated on everything she felt during the campaign," a person close to Clinton said.
This decision would appear to be vindicated by events.
So, in some sense, I felt vindicated, but also- as usual- betrayed by a graduate from the school of translation.
My friend followed that wise counsel, and the Lord vindicated him.
Once the facts come out we expect to be fully vindicated in court," a spokeswoman for the company said.
Obama and all the other critics of victory have, it seems,been vindicated.
Don't you think that Mary went home feeling vindicated and proud of her Son that day?
We have complete confidence that the case will be dismissed andthat Mr. Rose will be vindicated.".
The important thing is not that we are vindicated before our enemies but that we become more like God in our character(Luke 6:35).
I will be consoled over my enemies, and I will be vindicated from my adversaries.
They vindicated me, they said they had received only what they themselves had wanted, and that everything could not but be as it was.
The wicked willbe punished& the righteous will be vindicated on the day of judgement.
Vindicated by the victory at the Breach, the Jaeger program has evolved into the most powerful global defense force in human history….
Even so, Trump took the extraordinary step in February ofallowing the release of a classified memo that he said vindicated him.
With the recent discovery that solid matter does travel faster than light,I feel vindicated and look forward to further developments in physics.
Israel's actions were vindicated in the context of the state of war at the time and the United Nations did not issue any criticism of the affair.
Stephen Bungay described Dowding and Park's strategy of choosing when toengage the enemy whilst maintaining a coherent force as vindicated.
I feel vindicated at the amount of activity on this thread, having been working on date/time refactoring of a large app for almost a year now.
At the same time, a record 25,000 people joined a PEGIDA march in the eastern city of Dresden,claiming their stance was vindicated by the Paris attacks.
Huawei's chief representative in the USsubsequently claimed that Huawei had been vindicated in the case, breaking a confidentiality clause of Huawei's settlement with Cisco.
But that's exactly what happened to Nick Yarris, who was convicted of murder andsat on death row for 21 years before DNA evidence vindicated him in 2004.
The guys at CodeLobster have also vindicated this feeling since they have informed us that we will be looking at a multi-platform version coming out within the next few months.
And at the risk of being accused of double-spending, I'm going to quote freely from my earlier article,since many of the points I made have been vindicated or bear repeating.
Next PostNext“My view is thatnot only has Trump been vindicated in the last several weeks about the mishandling of the Dossier and the lies about the Clinton/DNC Dossier, it shows that he's been victimized.
Sol Lederer, Blockchain Director at LOOMIA echoes Chou's point, stating that Bitcoin is still in its infancy, and that Bitcoiners from 2010 andearlier are now starting to be vindicated rather than victimized.
Many atheists believe that modern science- the best know way to accumulate knowledge, the proven technique for giving us airplanes and computers and drugs that kill bacteria-has vindicated the nonbeliever's position.