Sentence examples for journalism so the from inspiring English sources

I never saw myself as a scientist, but rather a potential science writer (I minored in journalism), so the bartender option was very attractive.

Then again, there is no single form of journalism so the separate description is understandable.

Journalism, so the old adage goes, is the first draft of history.

To the editor: Conflict is the red meat of journalism, so the L.A. Times' article, "Flap over Dianne Feinstein lecturing children in viral video underscores Democrats' split on 'Green New Deal,'" chews through divisions on the ambitious climate change-fighting proposal with abandon, if not glee.

Time was then practicing what was called "group journalism," so that the correspondent in the field filed a long report for the writer in New York, who used it (among other sources) to write for a senior editor, who sometimes rewrote the piece with the fluidity available to someone who is working without the encumbrance of having read the original file.

It is, Stewart is told, more than a little pointedly, "a great piece of journalism". So is "The Places in Between" — a pipsqueak title for what is otherwise a striding, glorious book.

The New Journalism common in the middle of the last century sought to combine the storytelling approach of fiction and the reportage of journalism, so composite characters and the like would have been accepted by the reading audience.

I planned to attend the University of Kansas at Lawrence to study journalism, so I joined the Army Reserves to help pay for it.

I called up Gonnerman to figure out what makes some crime journalism so important that the powers that be can't get away with ignoring it.

"We are delighted to be recognised by the Walkleys for our digital journalism so soon after launching the Guardian in Australia," said the editor-in-chief, Katharine Viner.

Can't or won't improve the journalism, so let's have a new newsroom instead.