Sentence examples for journalism style from inspiring English sources
Many science books abandoned the new journalism style of recent years with its fixation on minute detail and dramatic technique for a straightforward expository approach.
Mr. Remnick became known for his narrative journalism style, how he told the story of the Soviet Union through its peasants as well as its politicians.
These Stories were also highly visual, offering things like an inside look at Air Force One, a walk down the Grammy's red carpet, or other examples of The NYT's signature visual journalism style – like when it helped people understand the Electoral College using M&M's.
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Even with this kind of material cut down to the barest allusions, Mankiewicz, in "Citizen Kane," treated the material of Hearst's life in Hearstian yellow-journalism style.
An early flowering of Mr. Wolfe's innovative new-journalism style, the book somewhat mockingly compared Mr. Kesey to the leaders of the world's great religions, dispensing to his followers not spiritual balm but quantities of lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD, to enhance their search for the universe within themselves.
This girl paid this schmuck $500 to paparazz her, then wrote about it in that obnoxious college-journalism style where you let the first paragraph "set the scene".
Some recent documentaries that have involved journalism-style investigations, notably the Oscar-nominated "Capturing the Friedmans," have drawn questions about their balance and accuracy.
Many of the previous prosody tweaks became unnecessary as the standard of voice suddenly improved, however, a slightly slower than default delivery still felt best for a news journalism-style delivery.
Soft news, also called market-centred journalism, journalistic style and genre that blurs the line between information and entertainment.
This was going to be brilliant, this was gonzo journalism digital style, this was … worth celebrating with another drink.
