Sentence examples for bold journalistic from inspiring English sources

Stewart featuring the unpopular prime minister of a medium-size European country where it rains a lot was a bold journalistic decision, not quite like devoting prime time or the front page to Luxembourg or Austria, but close.

In a bold journalistic experiment, this week's column is split into several installments, of which this is the first.

Now, we take the bold journalistic step of presenting you with a play-by-play of the she time spent in the bone zone while at Coachella.

Since then, his quest to clear his name has resulted in one of the boldest journalistic moves in living memory.

He begins with a bold statement of journalistic intent: "I have to see everything for myself.

Harris and VandeHei were bold in trying to lure journalistic "brands".

And, what's his bold plan to improve the journalistic standards of one of the world's most respected business publications?

The book started as a journalistic endeavor but evolved into a memoir, a bold decision for Ms. Spencer, a born-again Christian who nearly went to seminary.

"But above all," he said, "I was attracted by the bold way this writer weaves the tapestry of the story, the mix of trivia and farce and drama and journalistic reporting".

That's a journalistic cliché.

"It's journalistic hoo-ha".