Sentence examples similar to journalistic settings from inspiring English sources

"He has the journalistic background.

Morgan shares his appetite for agenda-setting scoops and commercial success with his journalistic heroes: Kelvin MacKenzie, Rupert Murdoch, Harry Evans, Hugh Cudlipp and Andrew Neil.

The settings of the Slumscape paintings also hold a journalistic or "photo-documenting" element, because Gillette often visits the places he depicts, capturing these transient shanty towns and settlements in places like Mumbai, India and elsewhere, before they're destroyed and the inhabitants are moved on documenting their evolution and ever-changing sizes.

It was sheer enjoyment — the settings, the chance to relax, with the well-chosen global news filtering through this particular journalistic prism.

The deliberate misreading of her lecture comments about the duchess are part of an agenda-setting process in which the story, rather than the truth, is regarded as the central journalistic mission.

The ambassador, a title he enjoyed, was comfortable in settings as diverse as Manhattan salons, dinners with leading political, business and human rights advocates in world capitals, journalistic groupies in Washington or refugee camps.

That's a journalistic cliché.

"It's journalistic hoo-ha".

Strauss called this "journalistic terrorism".

It had journalistic sex appeal.

Journalistic framing follows a different logic.