Sentence examples for journalistic worlds from inspiring English sources

So I had a foot in both the legal and journalistic worlds.

Great creators can be found in commercial, artistic and journalistic worlds.

As they become entangled in mounting financial and sexual scandals, Stumpf exposes the sordidness in both the financial and the journalistic worlds.

CU L8R! J J' Description: Hunter S Thompson, Jack Kerouac, Paul Theroux et al, who meld the literary and journalistic worlds to reasonably interesting but quite disorientating effect.

The revelation by Brian Sewell, the London Evening Standard's eminent art critic, that he had an affair in 1963 with the strenuously heterosexual Tatler editor Mark Boxer sent shockwaves around the art and journalistic worlds.

But the theatrical and journalistic worlds are culturally very far apart – the former creative and thoughtful, the latter dynamic and urgent – and, as a Hollywood film star, Alan had been bitten by others in my trade.

The moral tone of the journalistic world began to shift, from idealistic to mercenary.

For all the insider juice of the journalistic world, luck can come up with the goods.

And at once a storm broke-a dispute that, Julliard wrote, "divided the literary and journalistic world into two houses".

But in the modern journalistic world, open forums "are potentially a good thing, and I'm not surprised how they are growing in popularity," he said.

One of Steve's many female admirers writes in with the following warning: "I should remind you that competition in the journalistic world is rife at present with the sudden influx of ex-News of the World employees".