Sentence examples for explanatory journalists from inspiring English sources
Without this work, explanatory journalists, columnists and even media futurologists are pretty irrelevant.
Among the most important collaborators he taps for explanatory duties is the journalist turned pop-culture god David Simon, the creator of "The Wire".
(Miller was on a team of journalists that won a Pulitzer Prize in 2002 for explanatory reporting on the global terror network).
The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, McClatchy, and the Miami Herald received the award for explanatory reporting for working together to uncover the Panama Papers story and explain the complex offshore tax havens.
The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, McClatchy, and the Miami Herald received the award for explanatory reporting for working together to uncover the Panama Papers story and explain the complex offshore tax havens.
Journalists and bloggers have floated other tags, including the self-explanatory "bedhead cinema" and "Slackavettes," in homage to the patron saint of American indie auteurs, John Cassavetes.
In our Voices section, Northeastern University journalism professor Dan Kennedy ponders the significance of Ezra Klein's likely departure from The Washington Post, where the star journalist's eight-figure proposal for a new site focused on explanatory journalism was rejected.
Explanatory labels are plentiful.
Journalist: You killed journalists.
There's an explanatory prologue.
