Sentence examples for journalistic beat from inspiring English sources

In a pre-Cassandra existence it was part of my journalistic beat, and I loved the dynamism of the economy, the friendliness of the people and the openness (not absolute, but nonetheless impressive in the region) of the press.

Maybe it's wrong to consider him a critic at all, in the ordinary sense — he didn't have a journalistic beat, wasn't attending a wide range of jazz clubs nightly and listening to a wide range of new recordings daily for decades under the requirement of wrangling with them in detail.

Parenting is my journalistic beat, and so I have read all the studies.

The family had a journalistic bent.

But why? Are these columns "beat sweeteners," journalistic puff pieces meant to ensure continued access?

Thompson made a journalistic breakthrough with off-beat profiles.

You know he's going there because he opens the paper with a hackneyed cliché of journalistic writing that good editors beat out of young writers all the time: Kurosawa's Rashomon.

It's a story of journalistic failure in Moscow — of leaving the beat on the eve of a coup d'état.

And while an outlandish scoop might tick a lot of journalistic boxes, I have to work this beat next week and if I come off looking stupid that doesn't do anything for my long-term prospects.

But I have never seen anything in her of the egotism, narcissism, and ambition that usually characterize the person who welcomes journalistic notice in the belief that he can beat the odds and gain control of the narrative.

Finke has maintained journalistic friendships, but not with writers who share her beat.