vindicate造句

He tried hard to vindicate his honor.

The 2010 harvest did not seem to vindicate his judgment.

You must stop imagining that posterity will vindicate you.

What you want to achieve here is not perfect code, but to vindicate your idea.

This does not vindicate the American invasion, which unleashed chaos and strife.

Those who were responsible for the operation now seemed desperate to vindicate their judgment in the face of overwhelming criticism.

The development of national area is significant to vindicate mother country's unification, social stabilization and realize countrywide modernization.

These thought embodies the idea of great national unity to vindicate the control of the Zhou Dynasty.

And that may very well vindicate the decision of two U.S. presidents to make sure that GM didn't go out of business.

China, a rapidly developing country in economy, should follow the trends of economic globalization and adopt effective measures to vindicate the country's economic security.

The stubbornly poor economic numbers vindicate calls for a slower pace of austerity , says the Labour opposition, led by Ed Miliband.

Whether the shareholder's consent is an effective consent of victim and effective enough to vindicate the criminal indictments, specific conditions require concrete analyses.

Indeed, Darwin's Origin of -species by Means of Natural Selection, -published in 1859, seemed to vindicate Tennyson's adage from 20 years -earlier, of "nature red in tooth and claw".

And so it is necessary to reform and perfect the civil action retrial procedure of our country in order to vindicate the rights and interests of the agent better.

The only verdict is vengeance, a vendetta held as a votive not in vain, for the value and veracity of such shall one day vindicate the vigilant and the virtuous.