Sentence examples for interpretive journalism from inspiring English sources
Mr. Coll, who is 42, is the driving force behind a renaissance of long, interpretive journalism at The Post.
In so doing, he has challenged a new generation of editors who have nudged The Post toward features, longer interpretive journalism and attitude.
We are about to find out what this effort to more clearly and consistently label commentary and other forms of analytical and interpretive journalism can really deliver to readers.
I've seen a real revitalization in print media mainly because we're showing the value of interpretive journalism.
It is known by various names such as constructive journalism, interpretive reporting, but the writer prefers a phrase originated by James Reston of the N.Y.
My initial instinct was that the mandate to use ragged-right typography for the text of all articles that aren't straightforward news would be a sweeping and effective alert for readers, especially in the gray area involving analytical and interpretive forms of journalism.
Should I chuck journalism and embark instead on a career in interpretive dance?
"The blessing of an inherently interpretive medium like comics," he writes, "is that it hasn't allowed me to lock myself within the confines of traditional journalism...
But interpretive problems arise.
Alice Major: Computer Interpretive Florals.
