Sentence examples for more journalistic from inspiring English sources

Obama has, in relation to the Espionage Act, applied it to more people, more journalistic sources and journalists, than any--than all previous administrations combined, going back to the origin of that act in 1917.

Some of the more journalistic critics, indeed, have delighted to regard it in such a way.

Here, in addition to schedules and results, visitors will find a more journalistic approach.

Clark employs a more journalistic perspective than the heart-on-sleeve Womack.

He looks forward to doing more journalistic writing once the accreditation process is complete.

In a telephone interview Thursday, Mr. Silver said he foresaw a more journalistic approach for the blog.

The ideal in any news organization is that the journalists care more about journalistic values — fairness, accuracy, honesty — than about the whims and agendas of the guy in the corner office.

More skeptical journalistic accounts appeared, too.

More than journalistic ethics are at stake.

Now, this poll amounts to little more than journalistic mischief-making.

The questions underlie this clever pair of solo exhibitions that use text in ways more aggressively journalistic than dryly conceptual.