Sentence examples for good newspaperman from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carter, who is president of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, added: "He came up wanting above all else to be a good newspaperman, a good journalist.

Shivani: Is being a newspaperman good training still for a novelist?

During the previous strike the trade unions had fostered good relations with newspapermen and won themselves a sympathetic press.

It was my good fortune as a young newspaperman to travel with Robinson and Pee Wee Reese, a white shortstop out of Louisville, and watch racial barrier after barrier fall.

But he comes off as a populist newspaperman as well.

Andrew Mellon, the Pittsburgh venture capitalist who served Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover as Secretary of the Treasury, presented an even more reserved personality: "More than Coolidge, he hid from newspapermen, even when he had good news".

You want to still let Ankiel be Roy Hobbs, the Natural, because his H.G.H. timeline suggests no current foul play and because his inspirational return is just too good to let loose-lipped investigators and nosy newspapermen ruin?

"The only good pig," one New York Panther told startled white newspapermen, "is a dead pig".

"He has a very good nose for a story," said one religious affairs newspaperman of long standing.

But he was generally in good spirits, and he laughed while describing himself as a "failed newspaperman" who stumbled into a fallback career in radio.

Fredric March plays a disgraced newspaperman who tries to get back in his editor's good graces by delivering the heart-rending story of a Vermont factory girl dying of radium poisoning.