Sentence examples for journalism out of 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 want to be out of the cage of my own perception". 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.

"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.

When the Culture Project theatre proposed turning it into a play, it took Mr Packer eight months to "squeeze the journalism out" of the story and plunge deeper into the characters, making them flesh on the stage.Directed by Pippin Parker, "Betrayed" is a rare and powerful piece of political drama, both gripping and nuanced.

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

Mr. Long went to Ohio State University and studied journalism, but "coming out of school, there weren't even any decent-paying jobs".

After dropping out of journalism school, he developed a passion for the stage at Omaha's community theatre.

After being forced to witness a grotesque gang rape at a Hell's Angels party, Bangs vowed to straighten out and began studying journalism, only to drop out of college just before his 20th birthday.

In a Monday post, NYU professor Jay Rosen wrote that Gregory had tried to bully Greenwald "out of the journalism club".