Sentence examples similar to vanguard journalist from inspiring English sources
I was part of the new journalistic vanguard.
In Time's cover story, journalist Kurt Andersen wrote, It's remarkable how much the protest vanguards share.
'It calls itself a commercial firm but it has always been the vanguard of an American political chess match.' " Final note: I know enough Chinese journalists to know that barely any of them would actually believe that Google's withdrawal would be a healthy development for China.
A month after the Newsnight experience, and in something of a more relaxed environment, McCandless, a print journalist for over 20 years, explains how he came to find himself at the vanguard of a graphic revolution.
Clinton said that he had read Ron Suskind's article in the Times Magazine in which an unnamed Bush aide says, mockingly, that journalists and Democrats languish in a "reality-based community" while the White House, as the vanguard of an American empire, creates its own realities.
He is indeed in the vanguard of a renewed British invasion of US TV, with a rash of imports and remakes; whether actors, presenters and journalists or the shows themselves.
California is in the vanguard.
Health reform is in the vanguard.
And we are the vanguard! . . .
