Sentence examples for journalist push from inspiring English sources

Merrill, who passed away last year and taught journalism for decades at the University of Missouri, nailed it when he wrote: "Existentialism demands that a journalist push forward, experiment, explore, take chances, and try to make a difference in the world".

The journalist pushes and the actor gives way - just enough.

After Kasidiaris left the courtroom, the politician deliberately knocked the camera off the shoulder of a journalist, pushed a photographer and threatened the media.

That is how Hernán Lorenzino, then Argentina's economy minister, reacted when a foreign journalist pushed him last April on the government's controversial inflation data.

The journalist, pushed out of the Elysée Palace after Hollande's affair with actor Julie Gayet was revealed in January, vented her scorn and fury in the 320-page memoir: Merci Pour ce Moment (Thank You for the Moment).

The few characters who really know the area – Owen, once a local farmer (all the animals have long since succumbed to viruses), and Winston, a campaigning journalist pushed out of a local paper wholly devoted to advertorial – are driven to alcohol or suicide by the destruction of the land they love.

Mr Zhang said the journalist "pushed, pushed, pushed", although he had been told this was "a technical issue" that would be corrected.

The Times journalist pushed on, using Pattinson's own words to press him.

Camera crews, photographers and journalists push and shuffle behind as the Prime Minister makes small talk through an interpreter.

The variability suggests that publications can get away with more than they think – when journalists push, sometimes the red line moves.

Members staged loud protests outside the court complex, and when the three lawmakers were released they shouted insults at journalists, pushing and kicking at some reporters.