Sentence examples for rather than journalism from inspiring English sources

This was about creativity rather than journalism.

"That's from the perspective of history, rather than journalism".

In fact, to judge by his Black Mirror series, this rather than journalism is his true metier.

"I am very concerned that his actions are motivated by corporate and political considerations -- ratings rather than journalism," she added.

So it is perhaps not surprising that a new print magazine is being brought out by a company that specializes in food service products rather than journalism.

Famous for gathering the Hollywood elite at San Simeon, his California estate, the press baron William Randolph Hearst was once asked why he didn't devote himself fully to movies rather than journalism.

The government ordered an inquiry, conducted by Lord Justice Leveson, who focused on tabloids rather than serious journalism.

Similarly, I am sure that Robert Harris will be remembered for his books, rather than his journalism.

He called on ministers to "take note of the call to support a free and independent press internationally and back their statements with action at home to support rather than punish journalism".

Yet one aspect of these courses may be seen as a disadvantage by aspiring science writers: that they teach general rather than science journalism, so you may learn more than you need in some areas, and less than you need in the details of writing about science.

This resulted in pictures more reminiscent of aftermath photography, rather than embedded journalism.