Sentence examples for journalistic interest from inspiring English sources

But journalistic interest in him has declined.

Dickens had more than a journalistic interest in the subject.

There is considerable journalistic interest in all this, but it is paradoxical, too.

"I dried my eyes and regarded my only daughter with journalistic interest".

Princess Diana's death, for instance, did not pique his journalistic interest.

There were 30,000 with historical and journalistic interest related to the Cultural Revolution".

But Ms. Curry has also expressed dissatisfaction with "Today," where her journalistic interests sometimes clash with morning television realities.

Gay's journalistic interests are clearly seen in a pamphlet, The Present State of Wit (1711), a survey of contemporary periodical publications.

His journalistic interests include the adverse effects of technology on the lives of individuals and the structural effects of big-tech in shaping commerce and society.

Combining his love of students with his love of journalism, Bristow became a member of the board of directors of the "Cornell Daily Sun" and unofficial advisor to the "Cornell Countryman" and the "Cornell Widow". Bristow pursued many other jobs and activities relating to his journalistic interests while a forester and professor.

There will be elections in Sierra Leone and in Ghana and I hereby declare more than journalistic interests in the Ghana ones about which there will doubtless be more later.