Sentence examples for a journalistic authority from inspiring English sources
Mizner immediately became a journalistic authority on everything.
The first wave of star, factual presenters – Richard Dimbleby and Lord Kenneth Clark in the UK, Walter Cronkite and Alistair Cooke in the US – reflected an identification between journalistic authority and paternalism or, as the careers of these men progressed, grandpaternalism.
It is a parody of the source attribution we encounter in a newspaper, whose purpose is to put such journalistic authority in doubt.
The sale would give Mr. Murdoch control of the pre-eminent journalistic authority on the world in which he is an active, aggressive participant.
— that detracts from its journalistic authority.
Of all the arguments under way these days at the noisy crossroads of the news business, none is quite so basic as the debate over journalistic authority — who has it, and what it is worth.
"Bob pioneered the technique of building a journalistic case independent of what the authorities wanted us to know — creating databases and going through records in painstaking ways that revealed the story that was already there".
The authorities claimed the victims died in "friendly fire," but months later a journalistic investigation put the death toll at 16 and uncovered witnesses who told of extrajudicial killings.
His phone call to the foreign ministry in Beijing, however, led the local authorities to co-operate.A sporting chanceA single swallow does not make a journalistic summer.
That's a journalistic cliché.
Recorded announcement: This is a journalistic cliché.
