Sentence examples for reportage between from inspiring English sources

Turner himself veered between history painting and reportage, between DeMillean scenes of antiquity and more austere renderings of modern steamboats.

But Clark went there first, and Tulsa remains a template for all that followed, a blurring of the lines between voyeurism and intimate reportage, between honesty and exploitation.

Any decent journalist knows the difference between reportage and publicity.

His words, then, teeter on a wire between reportage and pornography.

Rather, he shapes his style and approach to the material, switching as necessary between reportage, essayistic meditation and personal reminiscence.

The result is this brimming book of reportage, a cross between Studs Terkel and the New Journalism written years before either came around.

The 10 concise chapters that follow alternate – sometimes seamlessly, sometimes more jumpily – between reportage and more analytical sections on the history, economics, technology and philosophy behind the protests.

What is the right balance between reportage and rating, and where does the reviewer's duty lie: to the art form or to the consumer?

This is a shame, because Le has the ability to hit notes of real emotional intensity, usually when he's not embroiled in a kind of writing that hovers between reportage (conflict, crime, guns and drugs) and picturesque travel journalism.

Media critics complain that NBC News has crossed an ethical line between reportage and vigilantism; some say that news organizations have no business doing business with government officials or law-enforcement agencies.

But a new book claims that the legendary Polish journalist, who died three years ago aged 74, repeatedly crossed the boundary between reportage and fiction-writing – or, to put it less politely, made stuff up.