Sentence examples for quality journalists from inspiring English sources

No, but it's surely not tricky to find a similar number of talented, quality journalists of either sex.

So as long as papers continue to create great content, hire quality journalists and come up with inventive new ways to bring their readers into the fold, they'll do just fine.

"Of course they will try and paint this as a business decision but it's not the truth," one unnamed journalist told AFP. "Népszabadság was the largest group of quality journalists in Hungary trying to defend basic freedoms, democracy, freedom of speech, and tolerance".

And I want to finish Brian MacArthur's The Penguin Book of Twentieth-Century Protest (Viking), a magnificently edited collection of passionate writing and a sad reminder - if any were needed - that the 21st century lacks, or muzzles, politicians of conviction, quality journalists and individuals of conscience.

"I do not think Megyn Kelly is a quality journalist.

"Not only has the impact of the cuts been felt now – we're seeing the effect on quality journalist and programming – but they're having to sit by and hear revelation after revelation at the reality of executive pay, the payoffs that have been given to people like [former chief operating officer] Caroline Thomson.

Presenting himself as "the authentic voice of sensible Labour" and a "Quality Journalist", Hedges is a fictional composite of broadsheet commentators who consider themselves the last voices of reason in a society polarised by extremes.

He concluded that the coverage of business is "superb" and that "high-quality journalists" (which no doubt includes himself as the anointed "best of the best") are doing "fabulous editing and writing".

"We want high quality, strong journalists on that site.

He was quoted last week as saying: "We want high quality, strong journalists on that site".

It helped that he was so amiable and so lacking in conceit not universal qualities among journalists.