Sentence examples for journalism make from inspiring English sources

"Her intelligence, warmth and long experience in political journalism make her a perfect successor to Nick Clarke".

His invaluable industry experience, deep understanding of the Guardian and passion for our innovative digital journalism make him a terrific partner to deliver on our ambitious plans.

They can be assured, at least, that Havens values journalism, as he appeared on a panel at this year's South by SouthWest festival under the banner "Can great journalism make for great business?".

The title of the lecture by Emily Bell, director of the Tow Centre for Digital Journalism at Columbia, is "Silicon Valley and journalism: make up or break-up?" It will be followed by a Q&A with Bell along with two other panellists: Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger and Vivian Schiller, the former global chair of news at Twitter.

RS: The new journalism, make shit up as you ask the founder about it.

Does journalism make you feel like you've contributed to something?

This is like the new journalism made newer still.

Marx's journalism made him into a serial exile.

With agreeable courtesy, his journalism made literature and politics accessible to the layman.

If the future is digital, as it surely will be, then digital journalism makes sense.

Jack's love of journalism makes him more of a team player.