The motion before the undergraduates had been "British politics is in the pocket of the media", and, in the exhilarated post-debate atmosphere, one dinner-jacketed journalistic insider who had come from London to speak could no longer contain his piece of political gossip.
Gibbons's writing has been praised by critics for its perspicacity, sense of fun, charm, wit and descriptive skill the last a product of her journalistic training which she used to convey both atmosphere and character.
With her was her son, who was immediately sent away to a Korean military academy, her daughter, who was to be young Kim's only playmate, and her mother, who was prepared to give up a journalistic career to care for her family in an atmosphere of tyranny and feudalism.
The New York papers, fascinated by the experiment, spoke of an atmosphere of "free love," which was probably a journalistic fantasy — Sinclair was hardly a bohemian.
In the first anthology Ivor Brown comments: "Cooke's wide range from politics to playground, his fluent narrative, his easy evocation of atmosphere, and his flick of wit reveal a journalistic flair that I think of as typically Manchester Guardian".
Capper, who began his journalistic career covering court cases in Lancashire, hopes to create something of the charged atmosphere of a newsroom.
That's a journalistic cliché.
"It's journalistic hoo-ha".
Strauss called this "journalistic terrorism".
It had journalistic sex appeal.
