Sentence examples for journalistic text from inspiring English sources

(Related: One of our most popular posts last year helps students understand the common journalistic "text type" of cause and effect).

Among other things, the 20 academics in the course learned to write different journalistic text forms and to use relevant computer programs (e.g., for layout).

Journalistic texts are characterised by a certain structure that algorithms can be programmed to imitate.

The present study investigated the impact of critical discourse analysis (CDA) on TEFL students' critical thinking (CT) ability in Reading Journalistic Texts classes.

However, when these subjects are produced or consumed by people (journalistic texts or new technology products, for example), another factor can be taken into account: the social structure of the generators or consumers, i.e., individuals directly related to the object under analysis.

Compared to fictional or journalistic texts, this distinction is particularly relevant for narrative clinical notes, in which periods are much more frequent [ 1].

The Board continues to welcome a full range of journalistic tools – such as text articles, interactive graphics, blogs, databases, video and other forms of multimedia – in 12 of its 14 categories.

It ranged from histories of journalism to texts for reporters and photographers and books of conviction and debate by journalists on journalistic capabilities, methods, and ethics.

She usually pairs an image with factual text that carries a journalistic tone.

Not surprisingly, he is better on the academic texts than on the journalistic ones, upon which he displays just the mildest trace of condescension.

The questions underlie this clever pair of solo exhibitions that use text in ways more aggressively journalistic than dryly conceptual.