Sentence examples for gutter journalists from inspiring English sources

But one executive associated with the show said: "Americans have a fundamental mistrust and personal loathing for what they perceive as gutter journalists.

The targets of his moral outrage are the hypocritical churchmen, gutter journalists and vicious rumormongers who participate in the ruination of a Roman Catholic priest for his attentions to a young unmarried mother living in poverty in his West Yorkshire parish.

So I'm going to have to say it, and risk more abuse, more sullen faces, more social media slating - although hopefully not more people tagging all my main clients in a tweet imploring them to stop hiring this "gutter press" journalist.

"She gave a bad interview, her first major interview with a very serious journalist and she fluffed it, she messed it up and to make it worse, she then accused that very senior journalist of engaging in gutter politics," he told Sky News.

She later tweeted the journalist Rachel Sylvester, calling the piece "gutter journalism" and the paper released the audio and transcripts of the interview.

I was genuinely surprised by the cult-like zombie journalists who kicked Ms. Thomas into the gutter without hesitation.

· Festival bitch (part three): "You should get back to the gutter where you belong" - the BBC's investigative journalist John Sweeney to Max Clifford (yes, him again).

Pierre Georges, who has a column in the paper, wrote yesterday that even though Le Monde was not always admirable and infallible it was not a dictatorship in which journalists were under orders to scrape the gutters.