Sentence examples for journalistic elite from inspiring English sources
The public has also become disillusioned with the content supplied by a journalistic elite that has lost credibility.
President Obama has indeed brought change to Washington: in exchange for his white-tied presence on Saturday night, he successfully pressured the journalistic elite at the 128-year-old 128-year-old 128-year-old Gridiron Clubrminably long annual dinner roasto
In a spacious apartment near the French Parliament, Miss Lewis, a stylish but conservative dresser with memorably blue eyes, entertained the political and journalistic elite of Paris for more than a quarter of a century.
For years in America and Western Europe fervent anti-communism was seen by much of the political, academic and journalistic elite as a sin almost worse than harboring a "sophisticated" tolerance of the Soviet Union.
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The faces and names associated with "media legacies" can't help but reinforce a widely held impression of a journalistic elite heading more out of touch with its mainstream audience and readership.
During the early 90's, when Mr. Cheney was a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, Mr. Chalabi was in a full courtship press with Washington's conservative and journalistic elites.
These elite journalistic hacks who value "access" to their "sources" above everything else have nothing to celebrate.
The feeling in the newsroom was that there was some kind of vendetta against Rupert Murdoch; that he was not approved of by the elite journalistic establishment and the people who run the Pulitzer board.
But he is embroiled in open warfare with the Westminster elites – political, journalistic and those in the rarefied world of thinktanks.
The French news media, like others in Europe, have long granted the political elite a number of journalistic accommodations, including the right to make prepublication revisions to interviews.
