journalistic in English

adjective

[jour·nal·is·tic || ‚dʒɜrnə'lɪstɪk /‚dʒɜː-]

of or pertaining to journalism, characteristic of journalism; of or pertaining to a journalist

Use "journalistic" in a sentence

1. You clearly have a journalistic impulse.

2. I also haven't done my journalistic due diligence on this.

3. 27 With typical energy he found new journalistic outlets.

4. The yellow journalism origins from 19 th century 90's American journalistic circles. "

5. But they said the notion of Politico as a journalistic sweatshop is pure myth.

6. In 2009 she became the first woman to win the Journalistic Distinction in Caricature award.

7. I assumed this was rhetorical waggery so offered that obligatory journalistic reply: the sycophantic laugh.

8. This way they all work together on the improvement of journalistic education in Europe.

9. You must have a mathematical brain, analytical skills, a journalistic approach and good writing ability.

10. Especially the journalistic education during report domain specialization reform's, must enter "other disciplines" vigilantly the erroneous zone.

11. Maybe that's a story you should be following with that dogged journalistic paranoia of yours.

12. A deft and illuminating journalistic investigation, Assassins depicts the mechanics of North Korean politics to a chilling effect.

13. Alternative journalistic styles, new sections and a modern, border-free layout that is oriented to the Internet.

14. 22 With media turning into little more than a gaggle of special effects, journalistic ethics may seem a bit quaint.

15. 10 One might forgive the hyperbole in a politician but it is less easy to take from academic or journalistic critics.

16. Automating the News responds to hype and fears surrounding journalistic algorithms by exploring the human influence embedded in automation

17. This paper remains a nonpareil platform for writing a column — not just for its readership, but also for its journalistic freedom.

18. While Broadsheets take a more conventional journalistic road, tabloids lean towards more fanciful and, in many cases, derogatory reporting

19. Aping urbanity Oozing with vanity Plump as a manatee Faking humanity Journalistic calamity Intellectual inanity Fox News insanity You're.

20. The Ayatollahs' Democracy is less of a personal memoir than the earlier book, and more a piece of engaged journalistic analysis

21. As described by her Liberation Army code name, Chitose was an immensely Curious woman who is highly invested in her journalistic pursuits

22. Journalistic media is a propeller to the social transformation and development, with its inborn vocation highly congruous with the concept of the harmonious society building.

23. Drafting off the journalistic heritage of CNN, Courageous specializes in bold, culturally-relevant creative and documentary-style premium storytelling that captivates audiences.

24. Bitwise Crypto Funds DeFi Matt Hougan Disclosure The leader in blockchain news, CoinDesk is a media outlet that strives for the highest journalistic standards …

25. Skeeter is a Bluestocking, having developed liberal notions and journalistic aspirations at college that put her at odds with her old friends Hilly and Elizabeth

26. Biographers are writers who use research and journalistic skills to gather information on people of interest and translate it into an intriguing work of creative nonfiction

27. The Ashcan artists documented the city and its people in an almost journalistic fashion, exploring the same subjects occupying the press: immigration, the lower-middle class, and gender issues

28. Mr. VandeHei and Mr. Harris say they know that reporters can feel pressured at times. But they said the notion of Politico as a journalistic sweatshop is pure myth.

29. Other topics included child labour and forced labour (International Labour Organization), small arms, inequality (Human Development Report) and journalistic freedom (Alexia Foundation and World Press Photo).

30. Other topics included child labour and forced labour (International Labour Organization), small arms, inequality (Human Development Report) and journalistic freedom (Alexia Foundation and World Press Photo

31. An Advertorial is an article, website page, or video programming that is designed to look and read like objective journalistic content but is, in fact, a paid advertisement

32. This stagnant Japan myth put about as a consequence of some macroeconomic data and a rise in unemployment to levels that the United States would love, is journalistic puff-puff.

33. Advertorial - an advertisement that is written and presented in the style of an editorial or journalistic report ad , advert , advertisement , advertising , advertizement , advertizing - a public promotion of some product or service

34. ‘Of all the Chinese revolutionary women, Jiang Jie, or Sister Jiang, is the epitome of perseverance, determination, Carefulness and sacrifice.’ ‘You know, when you read a story now, Michael, you find a little bit more journalistic judicious Carefulness in the presentation of the story.’

35. ‘Of all the Chinese revolutionary women, Jiang Jie, or Sister Jiang, is the epitome of perseverance, determination, Carefulness and sacrifice.’ ‘You know, when you read a story now, Michael, you find a little bit more journalistic judicious Carefulness in the presentation of the story.’

36. ‘We then went through an intensive process of negotiation, Cajolery, threats, and mathematical calculations to put together a deal that everyone could support.’ ‘It would be the ultimate weapon in journalistic Cajolery.’ ‘Instead, she uses Cajolery, deception, and sexual manipulation to trick him out of consummating the marriage.’