Sentence examples for long journalistic from inspiring English sources

Given Blackhurst's long journalistic experience, his knowledge of having worked on all four titles, and his seniority, he was the right choice to oversee it.

But I would like to explain my investigative methods, developed during a long journalistic career, most of it at The New York Times, because they relate to both complaints.

In one of the more surreal moments of a long journalistic career, I was standing in a phone box near Kings Cross, dictating to a copytaker what I didn't yet know would be my last report to and about The Times and The Sunday Times – covering an event that would change not only both our lives but the entire newspaper industry.

Soon Gottesman began a long journalistic journey with the photographer Geoffrey Biddle that led to a compelling exhibition called "Game Face: What Does a Female Athlete Look Like?" With the co-curators as my guides, I attended the exhibition's opening at the Smithsonian Institution in June 2001.

From his WWII correspondent days to his long journalistic career in Rome, and to his great philanthropic work with Intrepid, Fisher House, and most notably Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Research, Mike's was a quiet yet strong voice and he helped many people who will never know his name.

But there is a long journalistic tradition of bringing truth to power that remains intact.

However, gathering the news was still based on long-held journalistic skills demonstrated by those in Fleet Street.

John Walsh, ESPN's executive editor and long-time journalistic guide, said that through the first 13 ESPYs, the ESPN empire learned it had to stay positive while celebrating sports and not insult people.

Unintentionally or not, it was also an astute commentary on a long-standing journalistic problem, which is that news about sports is not really news at all — not, at any rate, in the sense that news about politics, economic and social developments, and international affairs is news.

If this effort succeeds, it opens the door to many other types of long-form journalistic efforts in this vein from Amazon.

"But, the evidence already in our hands makes me sadly confident in saying, Jim Crow, not the voters, elected Mr. Trump," writes Greg Palast, a long-time journalistic sleuth on behalf of election integrity.