Sentence examples for sort of journalistic from inspiring English sources

Think of the veep hunt as a sort of journalistic force multiplier.

Our results indicate that this sort of journalistic fact-checking often fails to reduce misperceptions among ideological or partisan voters.

Sometimes the words are strung together and put to lilting melodies in a sort of journalistic recitative.

Is that the sort of journalistic cut and thrust that could get him a job at Icon? Yes, that's fantastic.

For years it was a sort of journalistic sport for newspapers and magazines to send reporters to New Hampshire in hopes of a sighting.

"People might expect that of defence and pharma, but not of their broadband providers".Likewise there are reasons to fear a sort of "journalistic capture".

Television can be exasperating for many reasons, from timidity to stupidity, but, when it comes to delivering news and opinion, what saves the medium as a whole from the worst sorts of journalistic sins is the unmanageable abundance, the unmeasurable commotion, the undependable ideology and the truth of the photograph.

2. It's deeply irresponsible to suggest — with no evidence — that the news media is ignoring news events because they don't fit some sort of hidden journalistic agenda.

For this reason, it is heartbreaking to me that the dehumanization and victimization of Matt continues to this day in the form of outrageous conspiracy theories and disgraceful character assassinations, which can only be motivated by a reckless opportunism and a blatant disregard for any sort of acceptable journalistic standards.

David Williamson developed a kind of journalistic drama.

It's forensic, a kind of journalistic "CSI".