Sentence examples for journalism were as from inspiring English sources

Numerous friends and colleagues remembered him yesterday as a man of enormous energy and commitment, whose personality and impact on journalism were as overwhelming as his physical size.

Miss Milton's informative book clearly shows that when these yellow journalists flourished, the rules of objective journalism were as yet no barrier to bravura reporting.

That said, I am also reminded here of Deadspin editor Tim Marchman on the reflexive reader's "clickbait" insult: "If journalism were as easy as tricking people into pushing buttons, it would have been automated by now".

If the world of journalism were as black and white as the purists wish it, yes.

Community journalism is as much a lifestyle as a job.

Good news about journalism is as rare as Beltway bipartisanship, so watching The Post's return to the big-boy table has been fun to watch.

"With all that being said, I still think job one is managing the newspapers well; creating the best possible journalism; being as efficient as possible; creating programs for advertisers.

In a 2013 radio interview, Levin said that his kind of journalism was as rigorous as any other: "You could take me, put me in Afghanistan, and I'll use the same principles I'd use with Britney Spears".

It is those editors who have to take day-to-day responsibility for errors as well as running orders – although, as Dyke and Entwistle have found, when a piece of BBC journalism is as flawed as the Newsnight report, it then does become a problem for the person at the top.

NPR's journalism is as down-the-middle as it gets, counter defenders like "This American Life" host Ira Glass.

I have often thought that journalism is as much about the process as the product.