Sentence examples for reportage has from inspiring English sources

But Godwin's intrepid reportage has at least given voice to some of his victims.

It's a genre that seems well suited to Joan Didion, whose reportage has never shied away from the first person.

John Jeremiah Sullivan's new book Pulphead – a collection of non-fiction essays and reportage – has arrived in this country on a wave on rhapsodic reviews.

According to Seaber the veracity of Orwell's reportage has always been at stake, with his essays A Hanging and Shooting an Elephant "repeatedly questioned and investigated".

TV reportage has captured the spirit of the Arab protests so brilliantly that I've been finding myself in front of the television far more often than usual.

The prince is playing a photojournalist, taking pictures that a long tradition of visual reportage has schooled us to see as compassionate and humane.

Gomorrah: Italy's Other Mafia by Roberto Saviano, translated by Virginia Jewiss 424pp, Macmillan, £16.999 Rarely can a piece of reportage have begun with a more arresting image.

His portraiture and reportage have appeared in Marie Claire and The Face as well as in the magazines of The Independent and The Telegraph newspapers.

But the puzzle of "North River" is that it reads like the kind of first novel you would expect from a journalist, in which observation and eye for detail and reportage have been replaced by sentimentality and dead-on-arrival descriptions.

In fact, there were no images of dead children, and in response to the idiocy of the whole debacle, Reportage have launched a new exhibition, titled Reportage: Censored.

But what the public couldn't have known at the time was that the real innovations in photographic reportage had come the previous decades, and not from the press or even from fine art but from police photographers, who combined the documentary possibilities of black-and-white exposure with another fledgling science: forensic pathology.