Sentence examples for example of the journalistic from inspiring English sources

Here is an example of the journalistic animut (opacity): Operating in Iran... is impossible for the Mossad's sabotage-and-assassination unit, known as Caesarea, so the assassins must come from elsewhere.

It strikes me as an example of how the journalistic whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

That's both an example of the jaunty journalistic cleverness that gets good exam results and a demonstration of Bennett's own belief in the accidental nature of history.

The Guardian was the sole representative of the journalistic profession.

You don't have to look far for dozens more examples of this journalistic trend.

The course, which Denton now describes as "a great example of contrasting journalistic approaches," was called "Freedom of the Press: Political Change and the Media in Hungary".

One prominent example of dubious journalistic practice is the infamous doctored photo published by Al Ahram in 2010, which showed then-President Hosni Mubarak proudly leading a group of world leaders, including U.S. President Barack Obama, down a red carpet.

The contretemps over Buzzfeed's publishing the contents of a questionably accurate dossier of behavior by Trump while in Russia several years ago is the latest example of the press pushing the limits of journalistic decorum.

And in an early example of a consistent journalistic theme down the years, he was no fan of the game's administrators: "Football legislators are a queer set, and a capital type of the standstill, querulous old Tory.

And it is in newsrooms throughout the nation that her legacy will find its living expression for generations of publishers and editors who can draw inspiration from her example of journalistic integrity and persistence in the face of government mendacity and intimidation.

Janet Malcolm of The New Yorker used "Fatal Vision" as an example of the duplicity that lies at the heart of the journalistic transaction with sources.