Sentence examples for corrupt journalist from inspiring English sources

It was a corrupt journalist.

The crowd accused the BBC of "killing democracy", claiming in one large banner that Robinson was "a totally corrupt journalist these days, typical of the British Biased Corporation".

For Antonioni, the real subject is the rather pathetic, rumpled, and corrupt journalist who serves as an echo chamber for this paltry phenomenon just as he does for Anna's vanishing.

He seemed the perfect choice to go under cover as "Jake Bellamy," a name possibly alluding to both the impotent protagonist of "The Sun Also Rises" and the randy, corrupt journalist who sleeps his way to the top of Parisian society in Maupassant's "Bel-Ami".

Mr. Powers played the charismatic and deceitful protagonist, the reporter Hildy Johnson, six years after portraying a corrupt journalist in TimeLine's production of "Pravda," a David Hare-Howard Brenton satire inspired by Mr. Murdoch that starred Sir Anthony Hopkins when it opened in 1985 in London.

But it helps, according to Mr. Lithgow, who was an Oscar nominee for his supporting role as Roberta Muldoon in "The World According to Garp" in 1982, a three-time Emmy winner (and six-time nominee) as the star of the intergalactic TV sitcom "Third Rock From the Sun" and a Tony winner for his portrayal of the corrupt journalist J. J. Hunsecker in "The Sweet Smell of Success" on Broadway in 2002.

The Metropolitan Police responded with a statement alleging a "deliberate campaign to undermine the investigation into the alleged payments by corrupt journalists to corrupt police officers".

Inspired by newspaper headlines and some topical scandals, the film comprehensively indicts a Rome dominated by foreign movie stars, corrupt journalists, and decadent aristocrats.

Mr. Holbrook's Twain is an exhilarating master of theatrical passive aggression, while Twain's observations about corrupt journalists, politicians and religious fanatics remain soberingly relevant (2 30).

The statement reads:It is our belief that information that has appeared in the media today is part of a deliberate campaign to undermine the investigation into the alleged payments by corrupt journalists to corrupt police officers and divert attention from elsewhere.

The Philippine president-elect Rodrigo Duterte said corrupt journalists were legitimate targets of assassination, as he amped up his controversial anti-crime crusade with offers of rewards for killing drug traffickers.