Krakauer is a master journalist and a storyteller who is unfettered by and unafraid of the true crime mantle.
With this quote, Sir Harold Evans, our era's acknowledged master journalist, summarized much of what I find crucial in his newest book, My Paper Chase.
They're professionals, after all, and the pivot trick isn't actually that hard to master - journalists are taught to do it before we go on TV, and nobody who can't do it is going to get anywhere near the White House.
It was precisely this that led his political masters and journalists alike to respect him.
The Tokyo-based Atelier Bow-Wow's display, part of Ms. Sejima's exhibition, includes designs catering to an aspiring Tea Master, a journalist couple, a banker, an architect, and a woman who wishes to retire with plenty of space for her pet pony.
Though the political ironies are not clear to young audiences, and though young audiences don't know much about the subject — William Randolph Hearst, the master jingo journalist, being to them a stock villain, like Joe McCarthy; that is, a villain without the contours of his particular villainy — they nevertheless respond to the effrontery, the audacity, and the risks.
The courtroom was no bigger than a master bedroom, and journalists squeezed into movie theater-style seats, twisting toward the back row, where Ms. Kennedy, reading glasses perched on her nose, made last-minute revisions to her statement.
Marco was many things: master capitalist, ancient journalist, all-time champion traveler.
The international master and chess journalist Malcolm Pein, a gentler soul, is one of those who want to see the game flourish again in British schools.
It has become an indispensable tool in the hands of master satirists, humorists, and journalists.
He's a past master at buttering up journalists, but it's unusually hard to tell with him where flattery ends and real engagement and curiosity begins.
