Examples of using Vindicated in English and their translations into Swedish
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His manner of handling the sin problem will be vindicated before the entire universe.
Augustine realized, and vindicated against Pelagianism, the necessity for prevenient grace to make man trust
God and His manner of handling the sin problem will be gloriously vindicated before the entire universe.
of your wife's reach, well, Barry's work would be vindicated.
I will be vindicated from my adversaries.
his scepticism was vindicated when its CEO stepped down
Dekker received a british patent for a number 450990 that vindicated his priority in creating the original screw propulsion.
St. Paul publicly vindicated the equality of the Gentile Christians.
It's just my whole life, or vindicated. I never thought I would be recognized.
Thomas Malthus vindicated evils such as starvation as a result of a benevolent creator's laws which had an overall good effect.
I hope his faith in my performance will be vindicated in the minutes to come.
unfortunately feel my position will be vindicated by future events.
The Commission decision to require targeted testing for BSE has been vindicated by the results of such tests in France.
It vindicated the investigation conducted by this office and it is a public concession of guilt by Rajneesh.
The principle of type-approval is vindicated by the manner in which motor vehicle manufacture is organised.
Everything that has happened since has vindicated the strong support which Parliament gave to this programme.
As Sherlock Holmes was vindicated and cleared of all suspicion.
Mr. Serrato, do you feel vindicated after finding out you were right about Ainsworth all along? Thank you.
feeling vindicated and happily victorious with their defeat of the"fashion freaks.".
To the United States, If Saul Berenson returns with Simone Martin Keane will be sitting behind this desk again, feeling vindicated and vindictive.