Sentence examples for made journalists from inspiring English sources

Fear made journalists think and talk more about themselves and less about the story.

They've made journalists speak to them as though they're John Calhoun and Alexander Hamilton.

Earlier this week, an election result made journalists pretty much everywhere look silly – again.

It also held parties to celebrate the birth of the new firm.The impending spin-offs of News Corp's newspapers and Time Warner's magazines have made journalists gloomy.

We know that studies confirming liberal thinking sometimes get a pass where ones challenging those ideas might get killed in review; the same effect may have made journalists more excited about covering the results).

Ms. Moyo and Mr. Mdlongwa said the law required reporters to disclose their political affiliations and home addresses, forced privately owned publications to surrender business secrets and made journalists criminally liable for reporting inaccurate information.

He won literary prizes in Germany, France, Canada, Italy, the US, and was made journalist of the century in Poland.

Downes' highlighting of 12 American saints made journalist factfinders pause.

Don't make journalists chase.

That makes journalists gatekeepers by default.

Certain words make journalists and their editors jumpy.