Sentence examples for journalistic review from inspiring English sources

This has proven so effective that in some fields (e.g. string theory) the journalistic review process is avoided altogether, and papers are not submitted to journals.

In an age of drive-by reviewing, when every reader can tell the (electronic) world whether or not they "like" a particular book, these 13 essays together constitute something of a manifesto, speaking up for the continuing vitality of that traditional form, the critical essay, a discursive piece of writing which is longer than a journalistic review but more accessible than an academic article.

Yes, the lack of Wi-Fi was pretty unforgivable and I still don't understand what speakers like Paulo Coelho brought to the technology party, but at the same time I would have thought it was pretty obvious that my rambling words weren't supposed to be a complete journalistic review of the event.

This chapter is a journalistic review of ships in operation at the present time.

Typo: CBS spokesman tells McClatchy that CBS is conducting a "journalistic review" into its Oct. 27 60 Minutes #Benghazi report.

CBS News is conducting a journalistic review of a discredited "60 Minutes" report on the attack on the U.S. Special Mission in Benghazi, Libya, a spokesman confirmed Wednesday.

Once Stewart strays from that sort of interview to actual journalistic interlocution, reviews are mixed.

Markovits's work comprising many books, scholarly articles, journalistic pieces and book reviews has appeared in 15 languages.

(The air base at issue in Obama's and Gates' review produced a journalistic synecdoche for this calculus back in the late 1960s: the "Dover Test").

Jane McKears Birmingham With her sense of humour, journalistic skill, and excellent car reviews (Weekend, 16 July), Zoe Williams should be asked to present the next series of Top Gear.

News organizations are often reluctant to allow independent investigators to assess major journalistic screw-ups, though such reviews aren't unprecedented.