Sentence examples for journalistic argument from inspiring English sources

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Read everything you can that concerns legal news and study not only what the topic is, but also how each article is constructed, what the tone is, and how factual information from sources is utilized to present a journalistic argument rather than a legal one.

Where Garrison, though utterly passionate and courageous in his denunciations, was a thorough man of the North, with lawyerly-journalistic gifts of argument and irony, Brown was a man of romantic feeling.

Combining rigorous philosophical argument with journalistic description, "Animal Liberation" is one of those rare books that demand that you either defend the way you live or change it.

No matter how deliberative you might be, following time-tested rules of journalistic process and tenured argument, you still have to make that last leap into the unknown where you put your chips on red or black.

Much has been made about "The Daily Show's" meaningful role in 21st-century public discourse, even though Stewart has insisted many times that the show is a comedic, not a journalistic, institution -- a line of argument that some critics of the show consider a cheap dodge.

He argued that "entrapment is a lame argument" against his journalistic methodology.

He's very patient, whereas I'm more instinctive and journalistic: am I furthering my argument, getting back to the story?' Since What's Cooking? they have collaborated on Bend It Like Beckham and Bride and Prejudice, as well as Mistress of Spices, a magical realist take on the immigrant story, which he directed.

The prosecutors' argument that the journalists were arrested not for their journalistic work but for their alleged affiliation with a terrorist organization (namely Ergenekon) fails to justify such a blatant violation of individual freedoms, especially since the court is yet to decide whether or not Ergenekon exists.

Do my journalistic colleagues realize how ridiculous an argument that is?

Della and Cal spar over journalistic ethics and habits, but their arguments carry no real dramatic force.