Sentence examples for newspaperman a from inspiring English sources

Keep Franklin on the C-note, though, because he was a scientist, a newspaperman, a satirist, and a libertine.

W. J. Cash, the author of "The Mind of the South" (1941), was a newspaperman, a Mencken devotee and a manic-depressive.

Bradlee was, above all, a driven newspaperman, a man of his time and of his institution, and more alive than a major weather system.

His mother Droapatie's kin were local potentates; his father, Seepersad, was a sensitive, psychologically unstable newspaperman, a failed writer who endured constant humiliation by his overbearing in-laws.

Shortly after the body is recovered, the local newspaperman, a former friend and climbing buddy of Galloway's, is found in his office, shot in the head, an apparent suicide.

Mr. Carter, who is president of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, added: "He came up wanting above all else to be a good newspaperman, a good journalist.

Guests included an off-duty N.B.C. newsman, a man who makes wigs, an airline hostess, a trained nurse, a man there as a failure, a cartoonist, a famous painter, an illustrious millionaire, a man with a Superman cape, a Santa Claus, a man in a kilt, a television weatherman, a sculptress, a newspaperman, & a pop dancer.

Darwish, born in 1941, was also a newspaperman, an activist, and a drafter of the 1988 Palestinian Declaration of Independence.

Yes, he was a politician, but he was equally or more famous as a scientist, a diplomat, a newspaperman, an aphorist, a satirist, and a boulevardier.

But it was settled: he was a newspaperman, not a writer.

But even Kanafani, who also worked as a newspaperman and a spokesman for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, expressed the modern writer's absolute faith in the primacy of art.