Sentence examples for journalistic works from inspiring English sources

He wrote at least 40 books and a large body of journalistic works in which his pronounced though changeable views on social, political, and religious questions were constantly before the public.

The reason "Sakhalin Island" is the greatest work of journalism from the nineteenth century is that, unlike other major journalistic works from that period (for example, journalism from the Crimean War), the book has not aged.

By mid-century, Elaine Showalter noted, in "The Female Malady" (1985), scores of literary and journalistic works had defined schizophrenia as a "bitter metaphor" for the "cultural situation" of women.

Ms. Duane de la Vega said she and Ms. Galloway see "Better This World" as one in a series of journalistic works that they hoped would "bubble up the issue" of informant use and domestic terrorism prosecutions.

The collected journalistic works of the NME's Tony Parsons - the grandly titled Dispatches from the Frontline of Popular Culture, published in 1994 - trowels on the mythology, but gets to the heart of the young music writer's essential condition: "We were callow and cruel and selling 250,000 copies a week.

Sometimes we summarize or respond to journalistic works of other outlets.

On Thursday, Syria's official news agency posted a statement from the government in response to the death of three journalists in the past week under the headline: "Foreign Ministry Calls on Foreign Journalists to Respect Journalistic Work Laws in Syria and Not Enter It Illegally".

On Thursday, the SANA news agency posted a statement from the government in response to the deaths of three journalists in the past week under the headline: "Foreign Ministry Calls on Foreign Journalists to Respect Journalistic Work Laws in Syria and Not Enter It Illegally".

The apparent misuse of this particular element of anti-terror legislation places journalists, and those aiding journalistic work, under suspicion of being terrorists or having involvement in terrorist activities.

According to the news agency, the foreign ministry advised reporters to work only with the explicit permission of the government and "stressed the necessity for foreign journalists to respect the laws regulating journalistic work in Syria and avoid breaching laws and entering the Syrian territories illegally to access turbulent and unsafe places".

According to SANA, the Foreign Ministry advised reporters to work only with the explicit permission of the government and "stressed the necessity for foreign journalists to respect the laws regulating journalistic work in Syria and avoid breaching laws and entering the Syrian territories illegally to access turbulent and unsafe places".