Sentence examples for journalistic act from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ewald says she has come to believe that the artistic and journalistic act of making a photograph has a true educational value and relevance.

It was discouraging that so many people apparently believed that the time-honored journalistic act of telling a story straight had become a problem and that The Times needed instead to take sides and coach readers on what to think.

The Liberals passed the Journalistic Source Protection Act last year, which was supposed to protect confidential communications between journalists and people who provide them with information.

It is a journalistic high-wire act, but one which consistently delivers insights that anchoring from London cannot.

I was at the select committee as head of a new charitable organisation called The Journalism Foundation, whose aim is to support and encourage journalistic initiatives which act in the public good.

Legislation has been misused to try to redefine journalistic activities as acts of terror.

"The Egyptian government is equating legitimate journalistic work with acts of terrorism in its efforts to censor critical news coverage," said Sherif Mansour, Middle East and north Africa co-ordinator at the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).

Newsweek's apology was an act of journalistic conscience.

Rush Limbaugh, for instance, called Ms. Crowley's move an "act of journalistic terror".

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, November 27, 1943 P. 19 Comment on Arthur Krock for an act of journalistic pioneering.

By that rationale, the civilian news media's coverage of the spontaneous celebrations across the land on Tuesday night was an act of journalistic bias.