Sentence examples for journalism rather than from inspiring English sources

His films have been whip-smart, clearly rooted in journalism rather than dumb enthusiasm.

Even he believes in journalism rather than the offensive routine of cleared desks".

"We started to do our own original journalism rather than derivative stuff," he said, and eventually renamed it InsideClimate News.

This may be journalism rather than real history, but it's as enjoyable as the scandalous pamphlets written at the time.

Under new rules approved in 2008, the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) determines whether interviews are "genuine" journalism, rather than paid-for advertorials.

The paper might yet need a matching and aggressive digital strategy – one that reflects smart contemporary journalism rather than generic commercial software applications – but still: it's progress.

The validity of these citizen "reviews" seems not to matter all that much to online publishers, who value journalism quantitatively rather than qualitatively.

CNN, for example, is inviting journalism students rather than Hollywood stars, and some of the weekend's traditional glitzy parties, thrown by the likes of Vanity Fair and The New Yorker, have been canceled.

In other words, journalism that sells rather than just informs.

She wishes the US government would copy France, where Raphael lives part-time, and the UK by funding journalism and entertainment rather than letting the market decide which shows succeed and which fail.

This was about creativity rather than journalism.