Sentence examples for brilliant reporting from inspiring English sources

The other is a brilliant reporting job.

Just listen back to Rachel's brilliant reporting from Camp Bastion last week if you want proof of that.

I've read every word of Rukmini Callimachi's brilliant reporting in the Times on ISIS, kidnapping, and ransom payments with outrage and sympathy — but it also gives me a shameful sense of relief at being out of the terrorists' cruel clutches.

Following that gruesome event, there was some brilliant reporting by T. Christian Miller, Cam Simpson, David Phinney, and others, exposing some of the alleged mistreatment of foreign workers on U.S. bases.

While the stream in which the Post swam grew larger and more turbulent (and the whale grew smaller), the newspaper continued its remarkable journey — one that included bright leadership, brilliant reporting and writing, the brave cartoons of Herbert Block, and so on.

While the stream in which the Post swam grew larger and more turbulent (and the whale grew smaller), the newspaper continued its remarkable journey one that included bright leadership, brilliant reporting and writing, the brave cartoons of Herbert Block, and so on.

As Charleston Gazette reporter Ken Ward detailed in a brilliant report in 1998 -- before the unfettered nightmare of the Bush administration mining policies was even unleashed -- most mountaintop mines were left as flattened pasture, at best.

Laming can write brilliant reports.

Tells about his brilliant report age from China, working under Gen. Jos.

Last week, the New York Times ran a brilliant report from the set of The Canyons that almost makes up for Esquire's interview with Megan Fox this month.

The book has already won one of the top non-fiction awards in India and has been described by Salman Rushdie as "a brave and brilliant report from a conflict the world has chosen to ignore".