Sentence examples for journalistic description from inspiring English sources

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.

All three are books of moral outrage and journalistic description.

The more time "Off the Rails" spends with McCollum, the less the usual journalistic descriptions like "joyriding" or "hijacking" seem to fit his activities.

All the journalistic descriptions of their lasting impact are just the usual cycle of the media going from inattention to obsession and back to attention deficit.

Despite the disparity between those artists initially operating under the term "industrial" and Nine Inch Nails, it has become common in journalistic descriptions of Reznor's body of work to describe it as such.

Drawing on the Presidential Commission's investigation, as well as numerous journalistic accounts, the case provides a detailed description of the events leading up to this catastrophic accident.

But a casual viewer could be swayed by the description — "Gene Randall reporting" — and the journalistic devices used, including file footage of the rain forest and over-the-shoulder interviews with experts.

In his best-selling, Pulitzer prize-winning account of the Scopes trial, Summer for the Gods, Edward Larson shows that, in framing their play, Lawrence and Lee passed on "the Scopes legend" that has remained constant ever since Frederick Lewis Allen's (1931) description of the trial in his journalistic portrait of the 1920s, Only Yesterday (Larson 1997, 245).

Putting curriculum vitae details into complex modifiers on proper names or definite descriptions is what you do in journalistic stories about deaths; you just don't do it in describing an event in a narrative.Mr Pullum later discovered that "Angels and Demons" began with the same bizarre forumula.

The disconnect between description and sheet metal left many in the journalistic scrum scratching their heads.

Clarification: This article has been updated to include former Internet Research Agency employee Lyudmila Savchuk's description of her work there as an undercover journalistic investigation.