Sentence examples for journalist of the same from inspiring English sources

McCrystal, son of the veteran journalist of the same name, said he thrives on variety.

I still mutate to mild, confused teeth-grinding whenever I hear the name James Cameron: partly because he is now, to my mind sadly, more famous than the late, great journalist of the same name, but mainly because I cannot ever equate the fun magnificence of Titanic to the seven gloomed, impenetrable hours of The Abyss.

A journalist of the same publication felt that track was about romantic "jitters".

A memory play in which the recently deceased Housman considers the life he led from a Hades-bound boat on the River Styx, "Invention" is awash in references to Greek and Roman poetry, the teaching methods of the Oxford University of a century ago and politicians and journalists of the same era.

This is exemplified on one famous Chinese site: WangXiaofeng.net, which belows to the journalist and blogger of the same name.

Her prose style is that of a campaigning journalist, but some of the same ground is covered across chapters, as in academic texts, perhaps to allow busy policymakers to go straight to the legislative proposals but still get the reasoning behind them.

What's more likely is that the May 17 special will move Kelly one step closer to contemporary journalistic nirvana, in which the journalist approaches the same level of fame and recognition as the subject.

Miguel Angel Lopez, the son and colleague of a journalist with the same name, was shot dead with his family in June 2011 in Veracruz State, regarded by Reporters Without Borders as one of the 10 most dangerous places in the world for journalists.

The same journalists used some of the same methods against the three members of the House of Lords.

When taking stock of a race's dynamics, journalists reviewed many of the same types of research that sat on a campaign manager's desk.

It's not even seeing a procession of journalists present the same three criticisms of her past, while glossing over a career's worth of legal judgments, academic achievements and job accomplishments.