Sentence examples for journalism shows from inspiring English sources

But this volume of reprinted journalism shows signs of being hastily assembled.

In this sense, while journalism shows what's happening, and history what happened, drama can show what happens.

Journalism shows us the world out there, not the world in a leafy suburb.

And I was always met with the same response from Hollywood executives, which is: "We love journalists and we love the vibe of the newsroom, but journalism shows don't work because their reporting is reactive, they're not heroic".

As the annual State of News Media study by the Pew Project for Excellence in Journalism shows, only an estimated $141 million (not including public broadcasting) of philanthropic support has gone into non-profit journalism efforts in the last four years.

"Journalism showed me how to connect with people and how to ask questions," he said.

The journalism showed an extraordinary paper trail of events leading right to the Vatican in an incredibly compelling manner".

We've gone with in-depth human-interest journalism, showing why the designers do what they do, products being made and taking a look at studio visits.

There's this phrase in journalism — "show, don't tell" — and I think leaders of news organizations for many years had been telling people to change.

The TV channel, branded "The Oscar Pistorius Trial: A Carte Blanche Channel," will be put together by the producers of a weekly investigative journalism show in South Africa called "Carte Blanche," which also airs on MultiChoice's DSTV.

Director of the prize, Jean Seaton, said: "Although moaning about the decline of journalism has become something of a national and international cliché, these acutely written, well-evidenced, careful bits of contemporary journalism show, in fact, it is in fine form".