Sentence examples for those journalistic from inspiring English sources

One do doesn't mean those journalistic questions that are sometimes asked of Important Persons, such as: What happened to the last energy crisis?

He was a journalist too, editor of the Cheshire County Press at the age of just 22, and those journalistic instincts never left him.

Documentaries can rarely be judged as works of dispassionate, neutral reporting since few of them aspire to uphold those journalistic criteria.

"So you hit all those journalistic issues to do with bias, but then you also hit the issue of it being a game.

This is flattering, and it's actually kind of fun to put on my language czar hat, clear my throat and patiently explain why "those journalistic nonsense" is, regrettably, not standard usage.

It's about my use of the stand-alone noun phrase 'all those journalistic nonsense.' The forum member, Mr. Max Sims of Australia, insists that I should have used 'all that journalistic nonsense' instead.

In the wake of terror attacks on the Charlie Hebdo offices and a Jewish grocer in Paris, Cameron has renewed calls for further bulk-surveillance powers, such as those which netted these journalistic communications.

The apparent misuse of this particular element of anti-terror legislation places journalists, and those aiding journalistic work, under suspicion of being terrorists or having involvement in terrorist activities.

"He was an activist close to the low-level journalists — the ones in the streets of combat, the ones in the struggle — more than those from the journalistic heights," Javier Valdez Cárdenas, a correspondent and founder of Riodoce, a newspaper in the drug cartel-plagued state of Sinaloa, said in a phone interview Monday.

While such sectarianism was not lost on those present, journalistic integrity, professionalism and logic won out and those behind the IARJ unequivocally agreed that fostering understanding would be the association's central goal.

Clearly, they're exploiting the lawless, Brave New World of the blogsophere, where, since they're Not Quite Journalists, they don't feel constrained by any of those pesky journalistic ethics guidelines.