Sentence examples for normal journalism from inspiring English sources

If normal journalism is the first draft of history, this publication is a stab at a first draft of the future.

"It's a little bit above what you would normally expect in a tabloid, reporting, and it's a little freer than what you would expect in normal journalism," he said.

Now, in normal journalism, as I understand it, a reporter reports.

"That's normal, that's journalism, that's my job".

"The normal standards of journalism are thrown out of the window because the attitude is: 'It's North Korea – no one knows what's going on in there.'" The Asahi Shimbun report said it was based on information from a high-ranking defector, although it did not appear that the individual had spoken directly to the newspaper.

This is the new normal of bully journalism.

Despite crossing all normal bounds of journalism, Santelli was celebrated in the press as a populist.

So a normal piece of journalism, as I understand it, would have handled the same sentence quite differently.

But with the entrance of the ace Examiner reporter Hildy Johnson (Zoë Wanamaker), who is hellbent on leaving journalism for normal life, and her ruthless managing editor, Walter Burns Alex Jenningss), who is equally adamant about keeping his star at the typewriter to cover a sensational local story, the play finds its feet.

Published outside the normal bounds of painfully balanced journalism, her missive gave readers an unfiltered blast of reality.

Yet "The Normal Heart" was more than journalism, which summarizes the past, or agitprop, which stirs the present.