Sentence examples for a reporting piece from inspiring English sources

In the mid-eighties, Alastair got himself and the magazine in a lot of hot water by cheerfully revealing that in a reporting piece he had done from Spain he had resorted to the old feature writer's device of cobbling together a composite character.

The anniversary issue out this week promises to be a tour-de-force: Joan Didion on Martha Stewart, Janet Malcolm on Chekhov, Wendy Wasserstein on getting pregnant at 49, a reporting piece from Cuba by John Lee Anderson, Woody Allen's first piece in 20 years and fiction by Alison Munro, Steve Martin and John Lahr.

And then there was the monster: "Tribal Rites of the New Saturday Night," a reporting piece in the June 7 , 1976 issue of New York about disco culture in deepest Brooklyn.

In a reporting piece published this week in the magazine, David Makovsky adds to what we know about Israel's solo strike in 2007 on Al Kibar, a facility near the Euphrates that both Israeli and American intelligence agreed was a nuclear installation.

The image accompanies a reported piece by Janet Reitman, which, according to a blog post published by the magazine, includes dozens of interviews with people who knew Tsarnaev and is "a riveting and heartbreaking account of how a charming kid with a bright future became a monster".

Moore is playing with the idea of a man crafted by a society that celebrates the Mr. Grey type -- think of a "what's hot" listacle instead of a reported piece on abortion.

This issue was addressed in a reported piece by Variety TV critic Maureen Ryan, who spoke with the executive producers of "The Exorcist," "Lost Girl," "American Gods," and others who cared to weigh in on how rape is depicted on-screen.

This week, David Kirkpatrick of the Times confirmed these impressions in a confidently reported piece from Benghazi.

At the Center of Investigative Reporting, Phil Bronstein has a thoroughly reported piece on the Navy SEAL who likely fired the shot that killed Osama Bin Laden.

This isn't a story on Daily Kos, not that there's anything wrong with that; it's a heavily reported piece from Bloomberg that is utterly damning.

In a deeply reported piece in the New Yorker, Dexter Filkins tries to get to the bottom of the murder of the Pakistani journalist Syed Saleem Shahzad, who was found dead in May.