Sentence examples for pursued stories from inspiring English sources

But Dickens also pursued stories other newspapers wouldn't touch – not just the conditions in mills and factories and, one of his favourite themes, prisons, but also foreign stories.

Operating out of a small office in Grozny, she doggedly pursued stories of human rights abuses in the face of official intimidation and hostility.

It pursued stories for an episode before abandoning them, teased at intrigue before ignoring it, introduced delightfully crackers characters such as Simon Russell Beale's fruity Egyptologist, Ferdinand Lyle, before jettisoning them, and, most meandering of all, idled off into a subplot about the unjust employment practices of Victorian theatres.

Mr. Winship did not shrink from pursuing stories wherever they went.

He continued to work with N.G.O.'s to pursue stories, "because journalists can't be trusted," he said.

"Media companies are moving to tablets; they are pursuing stories but they are failing to innovate and capture audiences".

It has its own ways of pursuing stories, establishing facts, checking details and sending the story out into the world, to excite the innocent and inflame the guilty.

And we will continue to use our legal rights to pursue stories, hoping that the government buries this proposal.

Here, he discusses the reporting challenges and ethical questions that arise while pursuing stories in the criminal underworld.

According to The Global Post, journalists from one of the publications, Forbes Ukraine, were told they could no longer pursue stories about lawmakers from Yanukovych's ruling Party of Regions.

He added that the president seeks balance when it comes to security and the right of reporters to pursue stories without fear of investigation.