Sentence examples for superb journalism from inspiring English sources
It publishes some superb journalism.
"Tina was very eager to have superb journalism in the magazine," says Lillian Ross, who joined The New Yorker staff in 1945 and had a 40-year affair as the former New Yorker editor William Shawn's "other wife".
It was fondly imagined that they might introduce young people to the newspaper reading habit and persuade them to sample the superb journalism available in expensive, paid-for titles.
"It was meant to be funny and insightful and translate the superb journalism Chris and Dana do in print and online into a new format".
Here, I must briefly mention a problem with Michael Lewis's generally superb financial journalism.
(What is The Last Days of Hitler but superb investigative journalism?) A later editor only gave him a few hours to pronounce on the Hitler diaries.
Gillmor considered that "the 'former audience' has turned its endless ideas into such unexpected, and in some cases superb, forms of journalism".
His "scissors and crayon" stand poised: alongside his journalism, Lubbock was also a superb collage artist.
It has made a remarkable mark in the annals of American journalism and has left a superb legacy for future journalists.
Graham was a superb writer who had slummed in financial journalism in the 1920s.
