Sentence examples for examples of journalism from inspiring English sources

The most popular stories are not always examples of journalism at its best, but hearteningly this week the most-read story was a genuine world exclusive: the paper's revelation that the Obama administration has drafted a letter to Iran aimed at thawing US-Iranian relations.

And while these were indeed bad examples of journalism, it seems like (shocker!) Trump may have overlooked a few similarly flawed stories.

The supposed exposé was published by the state-run news agency, Mashregh, which is known for other open, representational examples of journalism, like when it decided to report on a speech by Ayatollah Khamenei instead of the hundreds of Iranians who died in an earthquake the same weekend. .

"This is an example of journalism clearly in the public interest.

This, as I am pleased to repeat, is an example of journalism at its best.

Today the British Broadcasting Corporation is a towering example of journalism, freed from the constraints faced by commercial media companies.

If war-story fatigue prevents some theatergoers from checking out "The Lonely Soldier Monologues (Women at War in Iraq)," that will be unfortunate, because this energetically acted example of journalism as theater explores some issues that deserve more attention.

Not because Playbook — Mike Allen's daily political briefing, for readers whose lives are interesting enough to do without it — represents a shining example of journalism at its finest; I doubt even Allen would make that claim for his most famous product.

Most of them, he felt, were examples of shoddy journalism.

The are truly countless examples of great journalism, great investigations and great campaigns.

After I had interviewed Fallaci, I discovered two great examples of her journalism that I had not read before.