Sentence examples similar to journalistic viewpoint from inspiring English sources

Jake's viewpoint is less journalistic, but far more crucial.

The Journal's exposition wholeheartedly embraces this viewpoint, while lacking even the basic journalistic responsibility to double-check their facts.

The profusion of blogs (on the left) and talk radio (on the right) has made a million viewpoints bloom, and the old models of journalistic objectivity are beginning to strike many consumers as stodgy and old-fashioned.

"We also consider it our journalistic responsibility to share and scrutinise a range of relevant viewpoints within the framework of a balanced debate," a spokesperson added.

While there's no doubt that the internet is changing the way journalism is conducted and delivered, I'm hesitant to think that speed and increased diversity of viewpoints from outside the industry is detrimental to journalistic integrity.

"The film acknowledged the majority scientific and journalistic consensus in support of man-made global warming, but legitimately sought to present the viewpoint of the small minority of scientists who do not believe global warming is caused by anthropogenic production of carbon dioxide".

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.