Sentence examples for journalists ideas from inspiring English sources

The New Journalists' ideas continue to be explored and refined by new generations of reporters and editors.

Politicians have for years complained that journalists have ideas "above their station".

I went to the morning conference, where editors and journalists discuss ideas for the next day's paper, and then visited some of the guys at the Guardian who work tucked away in the corner of the news room.

Given most VCs act like quasi-PRs at some point, usually by introducing their new companies to journalists, the idea of professionalizing the whole process does actually make a lot of sense.

William Robinson (5 July 1838 – 17 May 1935) was an Irish practical gardener and journalist whose ideas about wild gardening spurred the movement that evolved into the English cottage garden, a parallel to the search for honest simplicity and vernacular style of the British Arts and Crafts movement.

Even after I became a journalist, the idea of writing books seemed ambitious bordering on obnoxious.

As a journalist, the idea of getting something wrong in a story – no matter how seemingly trivial a detail – and then having it pointed out by some all-too-eager troll in the comments section gives me the cold, primal fear of a drowning polar bear.

'Most journalists have these ideas and never do anything about them.

I haven't commented so far on the president's economic speech, except to mock the journalists demanding "new ideas" for a very old-fashioned economic crisis.

On ESPN, half a dozen commentators coaches, journalists, former players brainstormed ideas for how the tournament committee might improve competitiveness, give us more uncertain contests.

Mr. Insana's career trajectory was viewed by some as a cautionary tale for journalists with fanciful ideas that they can do the jobs of the people they cover.