Sentence examples for in both journalism from inspiring English sources
"Very deep in both journalism and fiction and life in general is the concept of a story," he says.
There is still a knee-jerk tendency in both journalism and politics to demonize drugs and the people who use and/or sell them.
The leading figures in both Washington journalism and television journalism are more than just solitary seekers and tellers of truth about the holders of governmental power.
He was maestro of that most precious craft in the practice of both journalism and history: listening.
Under her stewardship Guardian Australia has grown its highly engaged and loyal audience to almost four million browsers and has become a force to be reckoned with in both Australian journalism and Australian public life.
Under her leadership, Guardian Australia has grown its highly engaged and loyal audience to almost four million browsers and has become a force to be reckoned with in both Australian journalism and Australian public life.
They decided instead to sell it to a man who runs a very big one.Mr Bezos has heaped praise on the Graham family for their "courage" in both the journalism the paper publishes and in their willingness to sell the paper.
As an eminence in both literary journalism and left-wing politics, he knew the American context as well as anyone, and yet, after showing early support, he now declared Roth "an exceedingly joyless writer" whose "unfocused hostility" is the "ground-note" of his sensibility.
Denver 7's Marshall Zelinger of course gets the top prize in both the journalism and entertainment categories.
The show successfully delivered in both honoring journalism and roasting the president — whom Bee called the "geriatric orangutan" — in a variety of onstage and pre-taped segments.
Working in both print journalism and broadcast TV over the past decades, Brooker's career has been extremely varied, from writing TV reviews and a what-if style column called "Supposing" for the Guardian to broadcast writing for the brilliant satireNathan Barley, the faux-news comedy series The Brass Eye, and the zombie-thriller Big Brother parody Dead Set.
