Sentence examples for easy journalism from inspiring English sources

This is lazy, easy journalism and, as Mr. Krugman states, "is as serious a journalistic betrayal as the failure to raise questions about the rush to invade Iraq".

This perhaps too has been part of its love/hate struggle with the literary world; for some people it is just too peculiar, but even those that may like it may never come across it simply because it defies classification and easy journalism.

His novel is a kind of glass-bottomed boat through which one can glimpse most of the various currents of contemporary American fiction: domestic realism; postmodern cultural riffing; campus farce; "smart young man's irony" of the kind familiar in Rick Moody and David Foster Wallace; and, rather too often, an easy journalism of style.

The briefing and counter-briefing these days make journalism easy.

He admits that he has difficulty with stories and finds journalism easier because the story is already there.

The new system will streamline the submission process for entries, which number about 1,100 a year, and will make it easier for Pulitzer journalism jurors and the Pulitzer Board to manage and judge the entries.

Again, data-driven journalism is easy when the data's easy to get: GDP figures, job figures, polling and surveys.

"It was easy money for lazy journalism," the prosecutor said.

Certainly, the Primorye region has been no easy place to practice journalism.

I hope there is a lot of reflection in my journalism, about easy things such as whether global financial capitalism is as unstable, vicious and resistant to reform as it seems.

Which is why I welcome the publication of court advisories as a small insight into the inner workings of professional newsgathering for those who glibly tweet or post on Facebook, thinking that journalism is easy while neglecting to check their facts or the law.