Sentence examples for courageous journalism from inspiring English sources

The answer is right under our noses, but sometimes it takes courageous journalism to help us see it.

His record of courageous journalism and transparency fully qualifies him for the #2 spot.

"It was a wholesale capitulation instead of what should have been a partial expression of regret for certain procedures of oversight with an agreement to disagree on the substance and [an expression of] support for courageous journalism".

From the moment I arrived at the Guardian as a young writer, I knew I was joining a special place of open, independent, courageous journalism, free of political or commercial masters.

Risen was on campus to receive the Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award for courageous journalism.

Most historians will inextricably link Mr. Bradlee's legacy to the Post and its courageous journalism during and after Watergate.

But with the recent surge of courageous investigative journalism from certain formidable women working around the clock at the front lines (which can involve detailed linen reconnaissance as they hunt down suspicious laundry), the news is finally seeping out.

There is a long history of courageous and sophisticated journalism in South Africa, tracing back to the struggle against apartheid and continuing in the early decades of multiracial democracy.

The Sunday World's northern editor, Richard Sullivan, said: "This judgment is a welcome recognition of the importance of courageous and responsible journalism.

In an e-mail message to the national staff, Ms. Glasser said, "It was a privilege and an honor to work with all of you, all the more so because you have produced this courageous and innovative journalism at a time of great peril and hand-wringing over our business and our paper".

For committing that and other courageous acts of journalism, he was canned by the AP.