Sentence examples for impressive reportage from inspiring English sources
Last year our reviewer, Clyde Haberman, found this a flawed account, but one with "impressive" reportage and "great yarns".
By the early 1970s Rolling Stone had evolved into a major cultural journal whose must-read reputation stemmed as much from the impressive investigative reportage of writers such as Tom Wolfe and Hunter S. Thompson as from the musings of rock critic luminaries such as Greil Marcus and Dave Marsh.
By only hinting at explanations instead of addressing them directly, the book lacks a grander sweep to carry it above mere reportage, impressive though it is.
The handful of novels that Cohn produced amid an impressive stream of criticism and reportage — including the New York magazine article that became the film "Saturday Night Fever" — typically met dire fates.
Some of the most memorable, though, tackle broader themes, like the explosion of classical music study in China or the ways technology affects music, with an impressive but never showy blend of historical reportage and thoughtful analysis.
Most impressive, however, was its output of personal political reportage - from Wigan pier, the Welsh collieries, Shaanxi province, Barcelona and other zones of crisis in those remarkable years.
Both retain a rhythmic integrity, impressive given their prosaic features: the former incorporating reportage and found material; the latter, a conversational tone detailing the domestic, bordering on the mundane.
It feels like reportage".
"It really was reportage".
