Sentence examples for solid journalism from inspiring English sources

The commitment to solid journalism wasn't just a slogan.

His methods are a blend of solid journalism and cinematic sensationalism.

Mr. Gibney's "methods are a blend of solid journalism and cinematic sensationalism," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

SURELY no self-respecting hack would argue that a moment of insight or analytical expertise that lies at the heart of solid journalism can be reduced to a series of simple, easily reproduced tasks?

We must build on our core strength, which is good, accurate reporting, the backbone of solid journalism, the public service that helps people make the right decisions about their increasingly complex lives.

There has also been a great deal of solid journalism committed by Adam Davidson, of The New Yorker, Timothy O'Brien, of Bloomberg, and others on Trump's business history and his links to disreputables in Russia and the former Soviet Union.

This company, indeed, this industry, must invest more in solid, relevant journalism.

And finally, read this piece that I wrote two weeks ago: "Al Jazeera promises something revolutionary: solid TV journalism".

Solid, traditional journalism is at the heart of Al Jazeera America's strategy, according to Paul Eedle, head of programming at Al Jazeera English and deputy launch manager for the new American channel.

I'm willing to go along with the idea that "Newsnight" can suddenly think it has unearthed the new Pentagon Papers, and watching the story fall apart in the team's hands is the kind of solid, consequential journalism plot that could actually yield satisfying drama.

His scholarship and cultural perspective were never flaunted but were as solid as his journalism.