Sentence examples for journalistic intent from inspiring English sources

He begins with a bold statement of journalistic intent: "I have to see everything for myself.

Many, if not most, of the valuable ideas, technologies and techniques – including and maybe especially revenue models – are coming from projects whose creators have no journalistic intent, but whose work could and should be used in the journalism ecosystem.

That pre-publication process is both journalistically sensible (journalists should get as much relevant information as they can before making publication decisions) and legally wise (every Espionage Act lawyer will say that such consultation can help prove journalistic intent when publishing such material).

Even when done via innocuous journalistic shorthand, granting intent to this mere process essentially deifies it -- bolstering those who claim that science seeks to take the place of religion, and who deny that evolution exists.

He said, "Under Comcast, is this the way the news division is going to be run?" David L. Cohen, an executive vice president for Comcast, said, "We have been quite clear about our irrevocable intent to preserve the journalistic independence of NBC News, even making a written commitment on the same day we announced the transaction to that effect".

That's a journalistic cliché.

"It's journalistic hoo-ha".

Strauss called this "journalistic terrorism".

It had journalistic sex appeal.

The New York Times Company has signed a letter of intent to buy out the Washington Post Company's share of The International Herald Tribune, dissolving an unusual 35-year partnership of two of the newspaper industry's leading journalistic rivals.

It was the journalistic bits".