Sentence examples for a journalism which from inspiring English sources

"We always have attacks from England," Grondona said, "mostly with lies, and the support of a journalism which is more busy lying than telling the truth.

That is a journalism which requires journalists who are properly rewarded for utilising skills on behalf of the societies in which they operate.

We knew we risked going to jail but what we practised was an independent journalism which, despite being officially prohibited, seemed to be tolerated.

Am I paranoid in wondering if I was invited as an acceptable face of a form of journalism which is otherwise concealed in the pale pink pages of the Financial Times?

If we could do that, we'd have a whole new basis for a whole new journalism — which is kind of hard to define, but I'll try.

Quality varies widely, and one senses a tension between journalism, which often conveys uncomfortable news, and boosterism, which makes everyone feel good about the home town.

I started a career in journalism, which became increasingly pressured, and I could not afford to be anything but 100 per cent focused.

It worked less well as a piece of journalism, which is how it was represented when it was broadcast on "This American Life".

Among plays still to be tackled, he said, is The Staple of News, a play about journalism, which would be "topical".

At the age of 17, MacArthur moved to Chicago to begin a career in journalism, which was briefly interrupted by military service, first in 1916 in Mexico and then in World War I.

It also gave her a clearer aim of how she wanted to use her new qualification: "The purpose of it was to get a job in journalism, which spurred me on more".