Sentence examples for regarded journalist from inspiring English sources
For Orlean, a highly regarded journalist who has written many non-fiction books, including The Orchid Thief, talking about the deeply personal act of crying is an interesting change of pace.
Erin Riley, whose post about the issue went viral, is a highly regarded journalist who has written for Guardian Australia, The Age, Sydney Morning Herald, and The Drum, among others, and has written widely about sport, politics and gender.
The highly regarded journalist Eric Ellis spent three months working on the 10,000-word profile of Deng, only to have it killed, arousing speculation of intervention from above.
He reacted by refusing all requests for interviews, and regarded journalists as "reptiles".
He reacted by refusing all requests for interviews - he regarded journalists as "reptiles".
The discretion which she appreciated so much was perhaps no great sacrifice for him, since he regarded journalists as "reptiles".
And the one thing everyone on the paper knew was that Murdoch regarded journalists as expendable; indeed, more or less interchangeable.
In 41 years as a reporter, editor and news executive, Mr. Patterson, who won the 1967 Pulitzer for editorial columns, was one of America's most highly regarded journalists — a plain-talking, hard-driving competitor known for fairness and integrity as the nation confronted racial turmoil, divisions over the Vietnam War and new ethical challenges in journalism.
Kaiser, which is based in Menlo Park, Calif., has hired two highly regarded journalists to run the Kaiser Health News, based in Washington: Laurie McGinley, formerly the deputy bureau chief for global economics at The Wall Street Journal, and Peggy Girshman, a top editor at Congressional Quarterly and previously at National Public Radio.
Pitt said that "it is a very gray area," but that regarding journalist protection laws, "this was not the case with which we were going to push the envelope".
McFeely regards journalists as "scum".
