Definition of journalistic in English:

journalistic

adjective dʒəːn(ə)ˈlɪstɪk

Relating to journalists or journalism.
Brian started his journalistic career with the Northern Echo
a reputation for high quality and journalistic integrity
Example sentencesExamples
- We in the media kept this absurdity alive for weeks longer than necessary by any journalistic accounting.
- In creating his hybrid, he must incorporate cinematic elements into a literary—actually journalistic—format.
- I dropped a dime into a slot in the coffee machine located just outside my journalistic office.
- The spectrum of voices is a credit to his journalistic rigor.
- A movie like this just seems too surreal, too impossible in our well-documented, investigative journalistic world.
- Far too much contemporary film criticism, whether journalistic or academic, is bedeviled by equally odorous orthodoxies.
- The four of us really come out of different alternative journalistic efforts you might say.
- Intuition and luck, rather than any journalistic skill or dedication, are the decisive factors.
- He demanded the highest level of journalistic honesty from his writers.
- The program uses a reporting, journalistic style of communication.

Derivatives

journalistically

adverb-ˈlɪstɪk(ə)li

To "give control to readers" sounds far more journalistically benign than it is.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to soliciting the government for announcements, the press began to cover the government journalistically.
- Do not allow commercialism to buy a higher profile in your reporting than is journalistically justified.
- I like to say his standards were in the stratosphere, which is of course where they belong, journalistically.
- It wasn't always the journalists who came up with the most journalistically sound answers.

Definition of journalistic in US English:

journalistic

adjectiveˈˌjərnlˈistik

Relating to journalists or journalism.
Brian started his journalistic career with the Northern Echo
a reputation for high quality and journalistic integrity
Example sentencesExamples
- We in the media kept this absurdity alive for weeks longer than necessary by any journalistic accounting.
- He demanded the highest level of journalistic honesty from his writers.
- The four of us really come out of different alternative journalistic efforts you might say.
- A movie like this just seems too surreal, too impossible in our well-documented, investigative journalistic world.
- I dropped a dime into a slot in the coffee machine located just outside my journalistic office.
- The spectrum of voices is a credit to his journalistic rigor.
- Intuition and luck, rather than any journalistic skill or dedication, are the decisive factors.
- In creating his hybrid, he must incorporate cinematic elements into a literary—actually journalistic—format.
- The program uses a reporting, journalistic style of communication.
- Far too much contemporary film criticism, whether journalistic or academic, is bedeviled by equally odorous orthodoxies.

单词	journalistic
释义	Definition of journalistic in English: journalistic adjective dʒəːn(ə)ˈlɪstɪk Relating to journalists or journalism. Brian started his journalistic career with the Northern Echo a reputation for high quality and journalistic integrity Example sentencesExamples We in the media kept this absurdity alive for weeks longer than necessary by any journalistic accounting. In creating his hybrid, he must incorporate cinematic elements into a literary—actually journalistic—format. I dropped a dime into a slot in the coffee machine located just outside my journalistic office. The spectrum of voices is a credit to his journalistic rigor. A movie like this just seems too surreal, too impossible in our well-documented, investigative journalistic world. Far too much contemporary film criticism, whether journalistic or academic, is bedeviled by equally odorous orthodoxies. The four of us really come out of different alternative journalistic efforts you might say. Intuition and luck, rather than any journalistic skill or dedication, are the decisive factors. He demanded the highest level of journalistic honesty from his writers. The program uses a reporting, journalistic style of communication. Derivatives journalistically adverb-ˈlɪstɪk(ə)li To "give control to readers" sounds far more journalistically benign than it is. Example sentencesExamples In addition to soliciting the government for announcements, the press began to cover the government journalistically. Do not allow commercialism to buy a higher profile in your reporting than is journalistically justified. I like to say his standards were in the stratosphere, which is of course where they belong, journalistically. It wasn't always the journalists who came up with the most journalistically sound answers. Definition of journalistic in US English: journalistic adjectiveˈˌjərnlˈistik Relating to journalists or journalism. Brian started his journalistic career with the Northern Echo a reputation for high quality and journalistic integrity Example sentencesExamples We in the media kept this absurdity alive for weeks longer than necessary by any journalistic accounting. He demanded the highest level of journalistic honesty from his writers. The four of us really come out of different alternative journalistic efforts you might say. A movie like this just seems too surreal, too impossible in our well-documented, investigative journalistic world. I dropped a dime into a slot in the coffee machine located just outside my journalistic office. The spectrum of voices is a credit to his journalistic rigor. Intuition and luck, rather than any journalistic skill or dedication, are the decisive factors. In creating his hybrid, he must incorporate cinematic elements into a literary—actually journalistic—format. The program uses a reporting, journalistic style of communication. Far too much contemporary film criticism, whether journalistic or academic, is bedeviled by equally odorous orthodoxies.
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