Sentence examples for journalistic hero from inspiring English sources

Now he's viewed as a journalistic hero.

As a young man, Otis Chandler would have seemed a very unlikely choice for a journalistic hero.

Two years later he graduated to covering the grand prix circuit, often accompanying his journalistic hero, Denis Jenkinson of Motor Sport.

You might have thought that Ms Miller would be a journalistic hero, having gone to prison for 85 days to defend the principle that you don't betray a confidential source.

As my journalistic hero, A. J. Liebling, a man of mighty appetite, wrote admiringly, "The Norman takes his vegetables in the form of animals, and he takes his fruit in the form of cider and its distillate, calvados".

Sort of interesting how the Enquirer is emerging as some sort of journalistic hero in all this.

Morgan shares his appetite for agenda-setting scoops and commercial success with his journalistic heroes: Kelvin MacKenzie, Rupert Murdoch, Harry Evans, Hugh Cudlipp and Andrew Neil.

So were other journalistic heroes, men like Gay Talese and George Plimpton and David Halberstam, whose lives I wanted to emulate until I felt comfortable with my own.

You can't fix it.' " Asked to identify his journalistic heroes, Ailes paused for several seconds, before saying, "I've never thought of journalists as heroes.

I have been a fan since Newsnight's early days and am honoured to be working for a programme which has provided a home for some of my journalistic heroes over the last three decades".

Styling himself after his journalistic heroes, like Hunter S. Thompson, Elliott strove for an in-your-face attitude in his writing and came to enjoy his status as the campus's provocateur.