Sentence examples for journalistic in from inspiring English sources

He described his goal on the new blog as journalistic, in a country where foreign journalists are kept from reporting.

Some of the most striking essays in this collection are journalistic in nature.

She said she believed that she had helped make traditional women's magazines more journalistic in their mission.

But the problem of authenticity was particularly acute in early hip-hop, which had a dual mandate — fictional in some ways, journalistic in others.

Even nonfiction pieces more journalistic in nature than creative require strong writing and heavy reworking – "That's the way it happened" is best saved for the version told at bars.

Stephen Segaller, vice president for content at WNET called the documentary "flawlessly journalistic in its adduction of evidence," and said the panel discussion would examine "issues that arise from those facts".

In recent years he has specialised in journalistic style projects, in-depth customer communications and brand tone of voice development.

However, Hong Kong has no formal restrictions on the press, making it difficult to explain this drastic shift in journalistic discourse in the past decade.

Vox and FiveThirtyEight are both incredibly new journalistic endeavors, if pseudo-journalistic in their experimentation with what journalism means.

QUESTION FROM STEVE ANDERSON: In your journalistic experience in Libya over the years did you ever meet Gadaffi personally?

There was a flurry of journalistic interest in 1998 in the possibility that the Tory treasurer was being referred to.