Sentence examples for journalistic function from inspiring English sources

"We are also hoping to support others of the same ilk, organizations that can serve an important journalistic function at a very important time".

Better late than never, but let's not forget the role of the long-defunct RAP in fulfilling that vital journalistic function of being a thorn in the side of the powers-that-be.

Russert performs a journalistic function on "Meet the Press" in the sense that he peppers officials with questions, but even if you don't live in Washington it's obvious that he's a bigger deal than most of his guests.

With vocal treatments further muddying legibility, Busdriver has abandoned the pretence that enjoyment has anything to do with his art, which is a drawback for entertainment, and fatal for a form also notionally fulfilling a journalistic function.

Bradley Manning rested its case Wednesday with a Harvard law professor testifying that WikiLeaks performed a legitimate journalistic function when Private Manning gave it vast archives of secret government files.

The producers of documentaries like those in the C.B.S. historical series "The Twentieth Century" can make interesting use of old film clips from, say, the First World War, but the producer who is concerned with performing a contemporary journalistic function, as distinct from a historical one, cannot command anything like the flexibility of form that is possible with the printed word.

Despite his efforts to persuade the Inquiry to the contrary, in my judgment he well knew that Mr Webb was not carrying out proper journalistic functions.

The book begins at the point in the late 1970s when contemporary photography, moving away from its journalistic functions, and increasingly conscious of its size and subject matter, began to be made to hang in art galleries and on museum walls.

For a well-resourced and independent BBC, the Guardian's Peter Preston argued in his commentary on the BBC's Mahmood expose, freedom is the "in-house means to dig, expose, take risks, and clear its decks for action" – vital journalistic functions that serve democracy.

From fulfilling basic journalistic functions like fact-checking to more broader issues like editorial integrity, the standards of the press here is in a sad shape.

In theory Mr. Tedesco could argue that as a documentary his film has a journalistic and educational function and is therefore entitled to the fair use exemption to copyright that news organizations routinely invoke.