Sentence examples for journalistic jargon from inspiring English sources
Fledgling columnists, eager to impress readers with their grasp of journalistic jargon, are drawn to such arcane spellings as "lede".
And then on production days you hear them talking in journalistic jargon and you think, great, that's it, job done!
That leaves 14% of our time to spend on writing "furniture" (journalistic jargon for the "other bits of text" on the page: headline, standfirst, byline, pullquote, caption, label, picture credit, crosshead, cross-reference).
To use the journalistic jargon for "checking it's true" - the story was extremely difficult to stand up.
I'm doing my best to strip away HR-speak, academic jargon, and journalistic style in an attempt to actually reach crazy-busy front-line managers who've heard it all before.
Good writing skills, grammatically correct with an absence of jargon Readable from a journalistic perspective Additional/support material Please do not send any additional material with your entry Tips for all entrants Familiarise yourself with the Guardian, theguardian.com and theguardian.com/global-development.
Even in highbrow journalistic outlets, it is frequently denounced as jargon.
