Sentence examples for objective reportage from inspiring English sources
So unusual were such victories by a woman that The New York Times, in its news story, felt compelled to veer from objective reportage.
The inverse is true as well: no documentary, whatever its claims to objective reportage, is ever devoid of manipulation, since a controlling hand is evident in even the most routine matters of camera placement and shot selection.
In this age of rampant politicizing, to what ends does The Times go to ensure fair and objective reportage of "All the News That's Fit to Print"? — William Letteney, North Hatley, Quebec A. Our standards for accuracy and quality journalism include the separation of news and opinion, and articles are clearly labeled.
If the title is taken to have broad political suggestiveness, its center of gravity is in "40 Inches," not "Hamden CT" -- and "Hamden, CT" is simply stamp of authenticity, a mark of objective reportage.
His friend Dwight Macdonald had told him to "look to the feel of the phenomenon," and Mailer, responding with all his senses, dissolved any distinction between objective and subjective ways of reportage.
Any perceptive reader would, of course, have long ago recognized the insidious disappearance of objective neutrality in its coverage of politics, foreign affairs and related areas of reportage.
"It's like That" was an aggressively delivered message rap whose social commentary has been defined variously as "objective fatalism", "frustrated and renunciatory", and just plain "reportage".
Now 72 and living "out in the desert in New Mexico between Santa Fe and Albuquerque", Lyon has spent 50 years flying in the face of the notion that reportage documentary photojournalism should be detached and objective.
It feels like reportage".
"It really was reportage".
