Bill, with almost Buddhist patience, put up with their displays of temperament and smiled in his quiet, satirical way… he was himself a much brighter and bolder journalist than many colleagues first realised.
One particularly bold investigative journalist, Akbar Ganji, exposed the role of the intelligence ministry in a string of murders of dissenting intellectuals two years ago.
Siddharth Varadarajan, editor the Hindu It is really striking and bold to accuse journalists of being allies of terrorism simply for performing their professional responsibilities.
It isn't even really about the apathy of America that could conceivably propel the New York real estate celebrity to victory in November, or how he "hacked" journalism by telling lies so bold that watching journalists pick them apart can never eliminate their rhetorical power.
"They are quite bold," said one senior journalist who's mentoring one of the young journalists.
Eqbal Ahmad (1930?–1999) was a bold and original activist, journalist, and theorist who brought uncommon perspective to the rise of militant Islam, the conflict in Kashmir, the involvement of the United States in Vietnam, and the geopolitics of the Cold War.
Johnson's bold reconsideration offers science journalists a moment to seize.
The ones who did come seemed bolder than the journalists or team members.
Today, with only 90 minutes left before all journalists departed the compound here, some of the young Taliban grew bold in talking with the journalists.
In an unusually bold petition, dozens of prominent journalists and academics have decried the prosecutions as the "illegal use of all kinds of measures, including juridical methods, to limit press freedoms and crack down on the media and limit its space".
