Sentence examples for distinguished journalist from inspiring English sources

This is, I guess, in spite of (rather than because of) his father being a distinguished journalist (John Carvel retired from the Guardian in 2009) and of coming from a journalistic dynasty – his grandfather Bob was on the Standard, his great-grandfather John on the Star.

Reminded that it's a mostly flattering book by a distinguished journalist, Jeter gave no ground.

He was perhaps the outstanding orator and parliamentarian of his era, a distinguished journalist and master essayist.

It is a tribute to Guillermoprieto, a distinguished journalist, that her words catch the contagion of Tolstaya's annealing vehemence.

I had lunch in the European district of Brussels with Christian Laporte, a distinguished journalist for the Francophone newspaper La Libre Belgique.

She does not want, friends say, to define herself as a disgruntled, terminated editor rather than as the distinguished journalist she has unquestionably been.

He launched the careers of the distinguished journalists Jon Snow and Peter Allen.

My father, James Downey, who has died aged 82, was one of Ireland's most distinguished journalists.

The contributors of these authoritative and scholarly articles are among the country's most distinguished journalists, scholars, and statesmen.

"Look," Bernstein said, "there he is, one of America's most distinguished journalists, passed out, helpless before me.

She continued to work with Joseph Conrad, A. E. Housman, and William Butler Yeats, as well as with such distinguished journalists as Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant and Lincoln Steffens.