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    journalist


    1. Every journalist and commentator in the world of newspapers, television and radio, together with every member of the chattering classes and everyone who was anyone in the established elite, were all talking about the soon to be published paper


    2. 'He said, and I quote 'no decent journalist should be without one


    3. ’ Trevor said ‘I can always find a job for a talented journalist


    4. Of course, this meant she was earning lots more than Dave who was a rookie journalist at the time


    5. partly what makes him such a good journalist


    6. His mother died earlier in the year, so he applied for a position of journalist with Associated Press and Reuters


    7. As a journalist, poet, critic and historian, he soon made a reputation as one of the most able and versatile writers of the day


    8. The door creaked behind him as the journalist entered the room


    9. In fact, a few lights had flickered off during Dillard's conversation with the journalist, making the city look even darker than before


    10. “Did a sober journalist write that?”

    11. I also believe that the expression “shoot to kill” is nothing but fiction created by some longhaired liberal journalist for media attention


    12. ‘Okay so I got a telex this morning,’ she said pulling out the page she had been reading at my desk, ‘the sister company in the Cape Town office is looking for a journalist


    13. I don’t think you have the passion anymore to be the journalist I was told you were


    14. A journalist who enjoys a First Amendment right to obtain certain information as it relates to his or her pursuit of a ―storyline‖ should properly consider the sensibilities of the individual being interviewed; that questions raised should be fair and balanced and not intended to either harass, embarrass or otherwise offend that individual and that the highest (professional) standards should be (properly) observed at all times and that that journalist should neither conceal some hidden agenda nor interpose pre-conceived biases that purposely seek to discredit, distract or place that individual in a compromising position and that answers to stated questions should never be taken out of context or pre-determined and that, (most importantly), privacy rights should be observed at all times


    15. In other words, that journalist should know when to back off


    16. Brubaker,” his fellow journalist told him


    17. Were he truly committed to rectifying social ―injustices‖, perhaps he might consider resigning from the newspaper, thereby enabling an equally qualified journalist of color, otherwise prevented from engaging in his or her chosen profession because of ―institutionalized racism‖, to assume his present position as sports writer


    18. The journalist is not always or even necessarily your enemy but can be when it comes to operational security


    19. Writing on a variety of subject matters is a difficult, if not daunting task for any journalist of limited scope and talent


    20. It never occurred to him, that he might be a journalist, a high-status position which was a privilege and a gift

    21. One interesting thing Lothar told our source, possibly an American journalist, while they were still neutral…? Lothar said it was ‘fun,’ at first, ‘like a game


    22. A journalist is someone who has to attribute his statements to someone else


    23. When I started as a cop, Annie, that was my wife"s name, started her career as an investigative journalist


    24. “You told me about the gunfight that ended your being a cop, and I"ve seen all the scars, so what were you doing while your wife was making the bucks as a journalist?”


    25. “I was sort of a journalist too,” I said recalling too vividly the despair I had felt during those years after thriving as a cop


    26. “My career as a budding journalist started almost by accident a few months after my physiotherapy ended


    27. “But you could call a journalist or a video news station


    28. As Nutter and his gang started up their bikes again, the journalist reported on his attempts at eavesdropping


    29. A journalist would be a good cover; they’re always looking for sympathy from the press


    30. Ethan pondered about that word for a moment and thought it funny that a journalist could draw more fire than a solder

    31. It struck her as odd but Ethan had managed to explain that any journalist that wanted to get alive out of a war zone had to be a medic as well


    32. Ethan put his hands up and grinned like an idiot, trying to look the part of a mildly insignificant, completely harmless fool of a journalist


    33. Maybe writing up a story wouldn’t hold, but the stupid journalist ploy still had something in it


    34. “You’d have me think you’re doing all this to find your brother? And you’re telling me you just happen to be a Captain in the Royal Marines, serving as a military advisor in Lagos for the past two years? Posing as a journalist, running off in the jungle setting off mines and getting shot at, with no other purpose other than to find your brother?”


    35. The journalist at the end of his article says: "Gingerich is still surprised by the fact that some people see a conflict between religion and science


    36. ”) As a journalist, Marx wrote for and edited revolutionary and anti-Capitalist newspapers


    37. William Sherman, the journalist who was instrumental in uncovering this fraudulent mess, alleges that the cost of 1 ounce of bone, in terms of dental implants, is more than the cost of 1 ounce of gold


    38. Prize–winning journalist George Will, it’s not the size of the dog in the fight that counts, it’s the size of the fight in the dog


    39. In the clamoring world of PC enforcers “sensitivity” to “minority rights” is required in a manner that journalist William McGowan in his book Coloring the News shows to be selective at best


    40. Not speaking the local language is a real handicap for a journalist

    41. Mituri began her career as a print journalist while in school and continued to work as one while completing her university education in journalism, writing for a variety of local papers, university publications, online materials and glossy magazines


    42. Journalist and columnist Andrew Sullivan warns that “decadent left” organizations, centered on the east and west coasts, hold such extreme anti-American views that they “may well mount what amounts to a fifth column” in America


    43. Not only did he use the time to sign copies of his new book Odyssey Resumed, but he also had an extensive conversation with the guest speaker of the fair, journalist Tico Medina who subsequently delivered one of the best speeches he had ever heard


    44. journalist in Haiti began to ask questions about why Ouellette was missing


    45. Identifying truth is the job of theologians, philosophers, artists, and scientists, but the job of identifying reliable sources has belonged to the journalist, historian, newscaster, lawyer, blogger, etc


    46. The boss replied: “Well, is he a journalist or a detective?”


    47. One of the inherent problems with presenting propaganda rather than news is that the more facts the journalist presents, the more difficult it becomes to function as


    48. With the presentation of many facts, a perceptive reader will be able to piece out what journalist seeks to hide or obscure


    49. A journalist once suggested to Soros that he should be appointed pope


    50. K Wolfe, whose son Tom was later the celebrated journalist and novelist in the white suit, gave me some lessons about writing














































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    Synonyms for "journalist"

    diarist diary keeper journalist reporter contributor writer

    "journalist" definitions

    a writer for newspapers and magazines


    someone who keeps a diary or journal