Sentence examples for found journalism from inspiring English sources

Then I found journalism but that other voice never fled from me.

The sole exception I can call to mind is PG Wodehouse, who started out as a penny-a-liner on the Globe and seems to have found journalism to be innocent fun.

He admits that he has difficulty with stories and finds journalism easier because the story is already there.

On the downside, I find journalism deadlines to be the worst part.

The ethical dubiety Malcolm has found in journalism really has less to do with day-to-day reporting than with her particular style of nonfiction novelizing.

Much gold is to be found in journalism that on the surface seems dated – particularly when covering 1970s US politics or feminism.

Salon, the Web site that helped found online journalism before many newspapers and magazines had even thought about the Internet, is changing editors.

Nature's editor-in-chief, Philip Campbell, said: "Nature has vigorously defended this article for over three years and we are all delighted that the court has found our journalism to be honest, justified and in the public interest".

Students in KIPP Harmony Academy and KIPP Ujima Village Academy were put on lockdown at 9 AM, and Baltimore Police Department SWAT teams searched the building shared by the schools until they found the journalism student from the University of Maryland whose camera equipment had caused all the commotion.

But if you want a glimpse of the possibilities, consider the fact that in the two months since we began a sustained effort we have seen a consistent 20percentt increase in the number of people who found our journalism -- a far more dramatic increase than anyone imagined this early.

It's no accident that in 2003 you found better journalism -- most famously Knight-Ridder's Washington bureau but also folks like Greg Mitchell or Atlanta's Cynthia Tucker (even me in my little Philadelphia tabloid, for God's sake) -- in the outermost rings from power.