Sentence examples for journalism higher from inspiring English sources

He added: "No one waves the flag for great journalism higher (or louder) than Ellen.

"No one waves the flag for great journalism higher (or louder) than Ellen," Tyrangiel wrote in his departing note.

In other worlds, the Times represents the clash of ideas that is essential for journalism, higher education and democracy, but that has not been properly valued in the quest for Utility U. The clash of correspondents' ideas was followed by Appiah's account of free speech controversies in Utopia U., warts and all.

The law goes into effect at the end of August, leading many teachers to go ahead and defriend their students, even as one journalism high school teacher questions whether it violates his First Amendment speech rights.

The Right Stuff is one of several great books in this list that derive from the interaction of high journalism and a higher literary ambition.

To that end, I convened a group of people of extraordinary accomplishment in and about journalism and higher education to consider the question of what a model school of journalism for the Twenty-First Century should look like.

Why should newspapers be eligible for "the magazine industry's highest honor" but magazines ineligible for the newspaper industry's (and, more to the point, journalism's) highest honor?

The Pulitzer Prizes are widely considered journalism's highest honor.

The prizes, in their 100th year, are newspaper journalism's highest honor.

Like you, I first got hooked on journalism in high school.

It was good enough to win journalism's highest honor — the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for public service.