Sentence examples for journalistic satisfaction from inspiring English sources

If the Beirut child snatch story had come off we could expect to see an episode of 60 Minutes with all its distinctive elements: sonorous voiceover, nerve-tingling music, tear-stained interview, dramatic street scenes and cloying journalistic satisfaction that a wrong had been righted and justice done.

Really, it's the journalistic equivalent of necrophilia: haven't we found a new, slightly more alive story to give us satisfaction yet?

Movies of visible experience, of private lives made public, offer a virtually journalistic or documentary satisfaction along with a comparable dissatisfaction that they're telling only a part, the observable part, of the story.

Journalistic framing follows a different logic.

That's a journalistic cliché.

"It's journalistic hoo-ha".

Strauss called this "journalistic terrorism".

It had journalistic sex appeal.

"Satisfaction, really".

It was the journalistic bits".

Delayed satisfaction?