Sentence examples for journalistic performance from inspiring English sources
The Alsop brothers journalistic performance of forcing the hydrogen-bomb story into the open.
I was handed the equivalent of a loaded gun — space in the newspaper and on its Web site to write whatever I chose about its journalistic performance.
And thus we likely would see more of the appalling journalistic performance we witnessed during the presidency of George W. Bush -- the reluctance to question the official story in case after case, from weapons of mass destruction to the neutering of regulators charged with keeping an eye on bankers and brokers.
All of these are details within the narrative frame that really don't touch on the central purpose of Daisey's performance, all journalistic huffing and puffing to contrary.
Doc turns theatrical performance into a journalistic tool; he's a defrocked intellectual who keeps his high culture to himself, only to flash it like a trick card — as did Sirk, a former student of philosophy and art history, who lends the tale a deft Shakespearean flourish.
Under federal laws, U.S. travelers must meet 12 specific criteria to visit Cuba, such as journalistic activities, professional research, public performances or family visits, among other categories.
In recent years, Baignères augmented his journalistic career with a brilliant, moving performance in Jean-Luc Godard's "Eloge de l'amour" ("In Praise of Love"), released in 2001.
This chapter is a journalistic review of ships in operation at the present time.
The Tour performance has also diverted Britons' attention from an inquiry into journalistic excesses at News Corp. newspapers.
Though he drew equally from standup comedy, performance art, bedtime storytelling and classroom lectures, he mainly described his work as journalistic.
But quite apart from the fear of getting caught is the more vexing question of Yahoo's poor performance, which absolutely lends itself to saucy questions from shareholders and their quasi-journalistic proxies.
