Sentence examples for journalism corps from inspiring English sources

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Associated Press, which has described itself as the "marine corps of journalism" ("always the first in and the last out") was the only western news agency able to stay open in Hitler's Germany, continuing to operate until the US entered the war in 1941.

It will take decades to revitalise investigative journalism if we allow the present corps of reporters to disintegrate.

There are countless black journalists and other journalists of color who can add skill, knowledge, cultural context and depth to covering America's first black president, as part of the White House press corps and in every area of journalism.

My favourite description of journalism was coined by the late sage of the Washington press corps, David Broder.

Meanwhile, Obama is the square with the didactic mien mired in old-fashioned political scandals, fending off Nixon comparisons and a suspicious press corps aghast at the administration's willingness to criminalize journalism.

Even in the frippery-laden world of fashion journalism, there are several immutable laws to which all members of the corps know they must adhere.

Wintrich, who is twenty-eight and has no professional training in journalism, was on his way to Washington to join the White House press corps.

The press corps is threatened and depleted but continues to crank out quality journalism.

It was an ignominious end for Ms. Thomas, who helped clear the path for countless women in journalism, and was bestowed with the unofficial title of dean of the White House press corps.

But alas, these are inconvenient facts to a press corps which largely has become a mouthpiece for the U.S. State Department, and has stopped doing any real journalism.