Sentence examples for journalistic propriety from inspiring English sources
He did on occasion step beyond the turf of journalistic propriety.
According to Anderson, Hubert Humphrey, a Pearson favorite, may have had "a firmer grasp on journalistic propriety than Drew," whose methods sometimes left Anderson feeling queasy.
She is also rather hot on the subject of journalistic propriety, and as a member of the Commons select committee on culture, media and sport, gave the Murdochs a memorable grilling a couple of weeks ago.
Margaret Talbot's essay (The Way We Live Now, Dec. 10) on the journalistic propriety of criticizing Katherine Harris's appearance is predictably lacking in a discussion of the real issue, which is politics.
Yet ever mindful of journalistic propriety, Moody distances himself from stories involving Catholicism; quaintly, he even recused himself from stories involving the Boy Scouts when his son was a member of its ranks and he was a cubmaster.
And CBS News, in a move that prompted questions of journalistic propriety, spelled out the other offerings its parent company, Viacom, could provide in the realms of entertainment and book publishing.
Propriety, however, bred boredom.
Cue the propriety police!
Is there any propriety in it?
That's a journalistic cliché.
