Sentence examples for it a journalist from inspiring English sources
Thanks to mass technology, any fact or event can be documented and recounted in realtime: wherever there's a smart phone that can capture the event and its protagonists, someone who will tweet and retweet it, a journalist who will control the news and relaunch it, all in a matter of minutes.
The presenter of Question Time needs to speak for the audience, not play to it; a journalist, not a celebrity.
Of course, all the Lost Boys cried when I left to become a successful aid worker – or was it a journalist?
IS IT a journalist on USA's "Political Animals" summarizing nasty administration infighting in which the secretary of state, played by Sigourney Weaver, fended off challenges to her foreign-policy authority?
Perhaps rooted in a need to maintain his lucrative shock-jock shtick, while becoming, as Roby described it, a "journalist moonlighting as an entertainer," Ryan came unplugged on the topic of Boston fans' right to verbally abuse Kidd and his wife, Joumana.
Therefore is it a journalist's responsibility to seek out knowledgeable and credible sources relative to the complexity of the issue being covered?
But it was a journalist who put it on the cultural map.
Have you encountered it yourself, either witnessing it as a journalist or in the way you were treated?
" "If it is a journalist, who's only looking for a good headline, it makes me angrier than if it is a noble attempt to find out differences with factual questions.
Only, today, it seems even a single death is a statistic, especially if it's a journalist's.
