Sentence examples for journalistic balance from inspiring English sources

Journalistic balance, giving both sides, did not produce fairness here.

"Control Room" takes on the bristling question of journalistic balance and pretty much throws up its hands.

One of those — the Sunday Business lead feature headlined "Is Poker Losing Its First Flush?" — kept its journalistic balance.

Russell Shorto's depiction of rugged Spartan entrepreneurship amid the misery of modern-day Greece is an understandable attempt at journalistic balance.

It managed to convey a hint of the awfulness of the situation in which women like Sally Clark find themselves while maintaining an admirable journalistic balance.

We want to stop being objectified by quacks and unsophisticated reporters who fail to provide journalistic balance when presenting critical 21st-century bioethical debates.

It proceeds to slather praise upon the film, and on Segel's performance as Wallace, while the objections voiced by Pietsch and others are included perfunctorily, with a weary sense of satisfying a tiresome journalistic-balance requirement.

As we continue to talk I learn that good, more developed and intuitively more balanced reporting comes from the experience, thoughtfulness and reflexivity of the journalist, not the training received or the mainstream journalistic concept of balance.

The meeting will address the challenges journalists face with science denial, such as reporting in a politicized climate, journalistic ethics, false balance in reporting, persuasive writing, and covering controversy.

Journalistic fairness, not "balance," should be the goal.

We wanted to sit down with Prime Minister Bill English for an on-camera interview, just as we had with Jacinda Ardern it was, with the old journalistic maxim of balance in mind, only fair.