Sentence examples for In the journalistic from inspiring English sources

In the journalistic equivalent of taking a bullet for you, I read all 78 staggeringly dull pages of the House version, called SOPA.

In the journalistic trade, it is known as a vox pop, short for vox populi, Latin for the voice of the people.

The disconnect between description and sheet metal left many in the journalistic scrum scratching their heads.

And, make no mistake ladies and gentleman, trust in the journalistic profession is a scarce commodity.

Its brief shining moment in the journalistic spotlight was being complicated by much more familiar issues.

Students, he says, need training in the journalistic applications of audio, video and content management.

In fairness, we in the journalistic community suffered the same shortcoming: we didn't adequately convey the anger toward Hosni Mubarak.

It promised - not least in the journalistic team that joined it - to aim for that new, middle-class gambling market.

"What is important to me is information (in the journalistic sense of relating news)," Ms. Kawakubo says.

"And the role that women play even in the journalistic respect is in the supportive role, the mom, the hot girlfriend, the sideline reporter.

The level of suspense in the new British prison drama "Starred Up" is extraordinarily high — "crackling," in the journalistic language of years ago.