Sentence examples for journalistic elements from inspiring English sources

Consider journalistic elements such as article placement, headlines, photograph subjects, tone, length of articles, etc. Compile your findings into an oral report.

The filmmakers have both argued that the film has journalistic elements and that it uses artistic license.

The settings of the Slumscape paintings also hold a journalistic or "photo-documenting" element, because Gillette often visits the places he depicts, capturing these transient shanty towns and settlements in places like Mumbai, India and elsewhere, before they're destroyed and the inhabitants are moved on documenting their evolution and ever-changing sizes.

The apparent misuse of this particular element of anti-terror legislation places journalists, and those aiding journalistic work, under suspicion of being terrorists or having involvement in terrorist activities.

When I begin these pieces, I completely rely on my journalistic training and background to gather the necessary elements.

Among the most controversial elements of the proposals are an extra copyright provision for using snippets of journalistic content online — a so-called "neighboring right" for news sites, which critics describe as an attack on the hyperlink.

Rage and combativeness have always been major elements in Mailer's temperament, but petty malice — the running water of New York literary-journalistic chatter — is not his style.

That's a journalistic cliché.

"It's journalistic hoo-ha".

Strauss called this "journalistic terrorism".

It had journalistic sex appeal.