Sentence examples for journalism out from inspiring English sources

Okri left school at 14, and wrote journalism "out of a sense of outrage", as well as poetry and stories.

"I've never met a single person in 35 years who went into journalism out of pure economic reason," explains Nicholas Lemann, dean of the Columbia School of Journalism.

There's much brilliant journalism out there.

Both are likely to be better than most of the anniversary journalism out there.

"Many of these people are not trained journalists," he said, adding that they drift into journalism out of economic necessity and are preyed on by the powerful.

I can't get journalism out of my blood, so even for this First World War drawing, I needed to get everything right about the details.

Most of what I devour on my phone is journalism: out-of-town newspapers and links gleaned from Twitter and Facebook.

But there he was, getting beaten up for the sake of serious journalism: knocked out by Archie Moore and tackled by the Detroit Lions, striking out on the baseball field and in the back of the New York Philharmonic.

There are nights when you feel all this is a throwback to Wild West journalism: Check out the saloons, say hello to a dancing girl to find out who's in town, chase a hot tip and work the phones.

But Cairo was not New York, and personal journalism turned out not exactly the right job description.

It is good to see the courts recognise that journalism carried out in good faith is vital to a healthy democracy".