Sentence examples for a few journalistic from inspiring English sources

There are a few journalistic lapses, however.

Among the arts previews, music reviews and interviews lie a few journalistic gems.

Instead, scientists may want to apply a few journalistic nonfiction principles that could help them connect with readers, Burke recommends.

With an internet media run on opinion, feminist polemic can feel like one of the few journalistic avenues open to the young, aspiring woman writer (critiquing media sexism is how I began my own career, and I am grateful to it, but I have said my piece on women's magazines).

Very few journalistic enterprises are profitable.

More broadly, the issue of fewer journalistic resources around the country to pursue stories tied to innocence claims has lawyers fretting that fewer wrongful convictions will be overturned.

The game proceeded apace with my signals reaching her and hers reaching me and I found myself asking fewer and fewer journalistic questions as the interview continued.

Oborne was interviewed on Channel 4 News, and for a few hours Twitter's journalistic community could talk of little else.

I stitched together a few anecdotes from my journalistic career, some attempted jokes about tall comedians and a device involving playing a clip of someone I found on YouTube reciting the longest word in the English language – the chemical name for the protein titin, which has 189,819 letters.

Mr. Vilanch, a former reporter and "sit-down comic," said the show would include "musings on my life in the comedy gulag, some of my journalistic misadventures, a few songs".

After watching all of this for the last number of weeks, our old friend and long-time hockey writer Jim Kelley had a very good (and angry) piece on the Sportsnet.ca website a few days ago on the journalistic madness surrounding Toronto's search for a GM, specifically the non-story that Wayne Gretzky might be the next guy to run the Leafs.