Sentence examples for journalistic explanation from inspiring English sources

The standard journalistic explanation of the long afterlife of Mitterrand is simple: the French love authoritarian leaders and pine for them when they're gone.

Roger Lowenstein's "The End of Wall Street" mixes explanation with journalistic anecdote.

The piece said that Perlis had saved Forbes, the almost 100-year-old business magazine, through the adroit ways he had adapted the print product to the digital age, including his aggressive push into "native advertising" – in Haughney's casual explanation, "using journalistic content for marketing purposes".

A senior aide translated my explanations about "journalistic ethics," which left the man looking only more mystified.

It's also that they are part of a larger cultural tendency, in which neuroscientific explanations eclipse historical, political, economic, literary and journalistic interpretations of experience.

At the same time, the airing of Durst's sensational bathroom soliloquy raised questions that the show itself declined to answer the explanations evidently withheld for dramatic, rather than journalistic, reasons.

No single explanation seems to suffice for what was surely the century's bitterest journalistic failure.

That's a journalistic cliché.

"It's journalistic hoo-ha".

Strauss called this "journalistic terrorism".

It had journalistic sex appeal.