Sentence examples for make a journalistic from inspiring English sources

His phone call to the foreign ministry in Beijing, however, led the local authorities to co-operate.A sporting chanceA single swallow does not make a journalistic summer.

Thompson made a journalistic breakthrough with off-beat profiles.

Asked if he had made a journalistic error in approving the headline, he said: "I don't accept that we made an error at all.

This was contrary to the spirit of clause 4 and the commission took this opportunity to emphasise that, with the exception of clearly defined instances in which a decision has been undertaken to engage in subterfuge on public interest grounds, journalism should be conducted openly and with transparency about who is making a journalistic inquiry and on whose behalf".

But then, after making a journalistic blunder of grand proportions (and which was an utterly unwarranted dig at Springsteen), Grier doubled-down on his stupidity by taking yet another cheap shot at The Boss.

I have a plan, and it may or may not ever happen, to make a little local journalistic mischief in my old age where I live in Herefordshire.

The editor of the Los Angeles Times has made an abrupt election day exit after refusing to make a slew of journalistic job cuts, in a fresh sign of turmoil at America's fourth biggest newspaper.

It really makes you think about what exactly makes a good journalistic photograph say so much.

How could news stories with the Chicago Tribune's banner on them follow journalistic practices that would make a high-school newspaper reporter blush?

Alan Coren, former editor of Punch described Papas as: "a highly distinguished artist … whose work … will make an important contribution to the journalistic history of that time".

The reporter was accused by the counsel for the inquiry, Robert Jay QC, of using "journalistic licence" to make an inference of innocence or guilt.