Sentence examples for journalistic the from inspiring English sources

The stories are true, the research is journalistic, the imagery is sometimes imaginative and sometimes documentary".

Another reason was journalistic: the charms of Al di Là weren't exactly secrets (hence those waits), so what purpose did a fresh look serve?

There will always be Fear and Loathing, the argument as to whether "gonzo journalism" is journalistic, the scary wrecks in the drawings by Ralph Steadman, and the unflappable scoundrel, Uncle Duke, in Garry Trudeau's cartoon, Doonesbury.

More impressionistic than pointedly journalistic, the disquieting movie looks with a raised eyebrow at the grass-roots creation of workaholic, robotically friendly sales workers eager to shed their national identity.

The trend in political theatre, from David Hare's The Permanent Way to Victoria Brittain and Gillian Slovo's Guantánamo, is journalistic: the use of testimony, of interviews and on-the-record material rather than invention.

Lerner can write a novel, set in the present, that deals with the subject head-on, but only by becoming essayistic, journalistic (the narrator is aggregating news stories in his head; he is neither evacuating a hospital nor being evacuated himself), and, even then, only amid the heaviest weather yet visited on New York City this century.

The magazine's tenure presided over a privileging of the journalistic over the academic, discursive or metaphysical.

The first was "the journalistic impact of the event, which really shocked the sensibilities of the French".

Nonetheless, in the immediate wake of the debate the journalistic consensus was the Gore had won.

(Nicholas Lemann detailed the journalistic genesis of the case in The New Yorker earlier this year).

The journalistic nut of the Jogger piece is the case of Laurie Sue Rosenthal.