Sentence examples for gutter journalism from inspiring English sources

She attacked the reports as "gutter journalism".

Leadsom tried to claim the paper had misrepresented her and accused the Times of "gutter journalism".

As a result, little is done to challenge this gutter journalism.

Windsor issued a statement saying he refused to respond to "gutter journalism" and had referred the article to his lawyers.

So what if a dull-witted Tory MP does something thoughtless while the Daily Mail indulges in a spot of gutter journalism – this you call news?

Of what used to be termed gutter journalism, or, indeed, of what goes on down at gutter level, we see no trace.

"This is unprecedented gutter, last-minute, gotcha journalism by the largest newspaper in the state," said Rob Stutzman, a spokesman for Mr. Schwarzenegger.

We all know about fabrications at the bottom end of journalism, in the gutter press.

At a time when the reputation of journalism is in the gutter, this is a paper built on strong principle.

"Mr. Hearst was and is no ideal man," Maury has written, "He pulled American journalism, or a large part of it, down the gutter".

One anomalous feature of British journalism is its long history of scurrilous, muckraking weekly scandal-sheets, the tabloids or "gutter press," which since the Victorian era have delighted blue-collar readers with stories of murders and sexual misconduct.