Sentence examples for journalistic of from inspiring English sources

An exhaustively reported investigation that exposes the horrendous exploitation, both scientific and journalistic, of an Amazonian tribe.

Tom Segev, who has just published, in English, an account of the most pivotal of all the Arab-Israeli wars, "1967: Israel, the War and the Year That Transformed the Middle East" (Metropolitan; $35), is the most journalistic of the New Historians.

(Purely journalistic, of course).

It'd probably be neat and journalistic of me to draw some parallel with UKIP voters – in fact, one bit where Chubbs downed a pint of ale while the crowd cheered was pure Farage – but it feels inappropriate.

It'd probably be neat and journalistic of me to draw some parallel with UKIP voters in fact, one bit where Chubbs downed a pint of ale while the crowd cheered was pure Farage but it feels inappropriate.

In terms of journalistic coverage of last year, crowd-sourced journalism had a finger in most of the bigger pies.

The Press Council of India has set up a committee to investigate violations of the journalistic code of fair and objective reporting.

Mr. Rove tied MSNBC and NBC together and accused Mr. Abrams of "sullying the journalistic reputations" of both organizations.

These kinds of "investigation" are the journalistic equivalent of shooting fish in a barrel.

TBD: You have written lots of short pieces from a journalistic point of view.

The journalistic nut of the Jogger piece is the case of Laurie Sue Rosenthal.