Sentence examples for journalistic circles from inspiring English sources

The freebie question is controversial in journalistic circles, the ethical assumption being that by accepting goods or services, a journalist is compromising objectivity and creating conflicts of interest.

In fact, in trendy journalistic circles, data is all the rage.

The information stayed within Missouri journalistic circles and among the Eagletons' friends.

The air in political & journalistic circles has been buzzing with rumors.

But the disclosure, such as it was, raised a little flurry of excitement in diplomatic and journalistic circles.

There was ample attention in journalistic circles as Al Jazeera America had its premiere on Tuesday — particularly among those who could not watch.

Fibich was a devoted Wagnerian, and his enthusiasm had earned him few friends in Czech journalistic and critical circles.

Jean-Dominique Bauby was a successful, highly regarded author, a major figure in Parisian journalistic and fashion circles, editor-in-chief of Elle, a father with a little son and daughter, and a mistress, when suddenly he suffered a cerebro-vascular attack while driving in the countryside in his smart new BMW convertible.

Left-wing liberal journalistic and intellectual circles in particular increasingly urged that the country move on from obsolete, clichéd positions and seek new ways to engage the GDR.

I'd heard it said around journalistic and good-government circles that the demise of the stand-alone metro section of the Times — it is now a New York section jammed into the back of the A section — emboldened the venal and corrupt, or even the merely political.

He changed it to xxxxxs', which is grammatically incorrect but proper journalistic style (in some circles).