Sentence examples for fair journalist from inspiring English sources
When the Vanity Fair journalist Buzz Bissinger was sent to interview former athlete Bruce Jenner, he had little idea of how big a story it would become.
"Was I guilt-ridden about Tommy?" says the novelist and Vanity Fair journalist, glaring, as he sits beside a crackling fireplace in his jewel box of an apartment.
A trenchant sequence (directed by John Singleton) features a dinner party that the Vanity Fair journalist Dominick Dunne hosts for his white high-society friends, at which he regales them with seamy tidbits about the case.
This is to be the venue for Stark's sexual conquest of impertinent Vanity Fair journalist, and blond troublemaker Christine Eberhart Leslie Bibbb), who attempts to patronise Stark's trusted PA, a woman with the Moneypenny-ish name of Pepper Potts.
Callan is already subject of a forthcoming book on Lehman called The Devil's Casino, by Vanity Fair journalist Vicky Ward, which also highlights the bizarre rituals forced upon wives of Lehman bankers.
But revelation of the affair, the high-profile police attention and heated media coverage of the case – especially lurid claims about Condit made by Vanity Fair journalist Dominick Dunne – destroyed his political career.
To be fair, journalists might not have been to blame; the leak could have come from within the Fed itself.The most interesting thing about this, to me, is that it doesn't happen (or doesn't appear to happen) much, much more often.
"Gwen Ifill is as honorable and fair a journalist as there is, and all of us in our business know that".
To be fair, few journalists performed their duty to report with balance and integrity on the affairs of the state before Mr Yanukovich came to power.
According to the author Letty Cottin Pogrebin, "He was both a fair-minded journalist and an unreconstructed lefty, a formidable intellect and a regular guy".
"It's a lie, that's not true!" To be fair to journalists, though, describing Young Fathers is not an easy task.
