Sentence examples for getting journalistic from inspiring English sources

The Standard's biggest coup today is getting journalistic icon and founding figure of New Journalism, Tom Wolfe, to pen a three-page short story, a "compellingly ferocious take on the fall of the back and corporate chiefs and hwo they must cope with the loss of their trappings of power".

We felt that getting journalists to play a character as if they were voice actors wasn't journalistic.

The other 1999 attendees be damned, all that matters is getting my journalistic thumbs up.

In addressing the shambles that is the corporation's management structure, getting the journalistic lines of accountability right must be a priority.

Bob Woodward is getting the journalistic hero treatment for "State of Denial," his self-revising reassessment of the Bush administration's handling of Iraq -- including a cover plug from Newsweek (which called him "the best excavator of inside stories in the nation's capital") and a laudatory lead story segment on "60 Minutes".

"A lot of what your taste perception is is built up on memories," Dougal explains, citing experts they worked with when developing the experience whose name I didn't really catch (I was in a VR forest getting pissed, journalistic integrity went out the window).

My Life in Orange made Tim's name and got him journalistic assignments.

Each had also got a journalistic big gun there in time to report live: Rageh Omaar for ITV and Fergal Keane for the BBC.

She gives her agent a firm no ("Are you out of your mind?"), then reverses herself with a resolute yes and, over the course of the book, gets her journalistic groove back.

Charlie did the right journalistic thing, getting rid of someone unprofessional and disloyal instead of helping his longtime source.

The spineless hack Aftenavisen's news editor Inger Marie Steffensen got two purported journalistic stings horribly wrong.