Sentence examples for committed journalist from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thompson is described by friends as being both a committed journalist and an astute politician.

But he was also a committed journalist, and he went with the material.

But the world's press somehow lost sight of the fact that Mr Bauer – far from being just a "hiker" – is also a fine and committed journalist, a writer of brilliant reports from Iraq, Ethiopia, Syria, even from the Native American Oglala Sioux reservation at Pine Tree, in America's South Dakota.

Q: Do you foresee a time when he might go back to Egypt? "He won't give up until Baher and Mohamed Fahmy are out of there" I think he's genuinely passionate and he's a committed journalist who believes in the principles of what you guys do and the importance of good journalism to a free, functioning democracy.

Sardar was a bright, energetic and committed journalist with eyes and ears always open.

He was a "committed journalist," former Times staff writer Elaine Dutka said in an e-mail, who possessed a "crusty yet sensitive soul".

Liverpool Post editor Mark Thomas said: "That the Post has lasted as long is testimony to generations of brilliant and committed journalists who have worked on it.

You will hear stories of these two women as compassionate, intrepid, committed journalists, and more importantly, as caring, thoughtful, and passionate people.

Khashoggi's editors at the Post described him as a "committed, courageous journalist" and "one of the leading proponents of freedom and democratic change" for Saudi Arabia and the surrounding region.

All snapshots taken from different angles and brought to us by committed, clever journalists.

But I also understand the dangers of the gradual elimination of squads of enthusiastic, committed, skilled journalists working as a collective to act as a formidable check on power.