Sentence examples for easy journalistic from inspiring English sources

Yet Sillitoe has always been reluctant to discuss his writing in terms of easy journalistic formulations.

It's become an easy journalistic Gotcha! to search a person's Twitter and Facebook history with offensive keywords and unearth past transgressions.

It's essentially a tool to facilitate the quick and easy production of journalistic games without any coding or development experience.

Cable television is already a generous benefactor of the documentary genre, making it easy to consume worthy, journalistic cinema any night of the week.

It is easy to sneer at the journalistic concept of the Angry Young Man (a phrase, incidentally, coined by a dismissive Royal Court press officer).

This journalistic altruism is easy to mock but I know from my own failed attempts to get Slate UK off the ground two years ago that it is no mean feat.

There are, of course, many kinds of books about Iran other than historical scholarship, and it is not easy to choose among the journalistic surveys, travelogues, memoirs, and novels.

His journalistic tone is easy to digest, and eight tightly packed pages of bibliography along with 18 pages of notes--including 175 references to interviews--testify to the thoroughness of his research.

Dressing as he did also gave Mr. Wolfe the advantage of being easy to single out from the journalistic pack.

Sitting comfortably, drinking our coffee, it was easy to forget that this simple journalistic exercise almost never happened.

It is easy to be cynical about the journalistic stretching of evidence, but the problem is more complicated than it looks.