Sentences with phrase «journalistic approach»

The clear and simple journalistic approach of Blanchard and Lee's books got us off to a good start and now Kate Fletcher takes the reader into deeper waters with her wealth of experience and knowledge built up over the last 15 years working within the textiles and fashion industries.While Fletcher brings her academic background to bear in this book, published by Earthscan, it is certainly not a difficult read.

The article itself took a fairly balanced, journalistic approach in talking about the pros and cons of attachment parenting.

Instead, Boal and Bigelow took the more journalistic approach.

It's a strikingly journalistic approach that refuses to let anyone off the hook...

I also really like Brigid Alverson's hard journalistic approach to comics, and I was worried earlier this week when I thought she was done at CBR.

«It has quite a rigorous journalistic approach, combined sometimes with mysterious forms.»

He narrates We Were Soldiers and is able to provide a sense of detachment, to view the events with a more journalistic approach.

«Nonny did an amazing VR experience introducing this journalistic approach of transporting people to an actual place and telling a story through this medium instead of through words,» Grenier says.

It's a journalistic approach to the world of mommy blogging.

In 2010, it was also suggested that the journalistic approach of such newspapers at the News of the World had brought into public focus that there had been a shift away from the traditional ethics of journalism, raising serious questions about privacy, freedom of speech, and confidentiality.

The film works like a morality play for our times, using the journalistic approach Vanderbilt used for his Zodiac screenplay to great effect.

By taking a journalistic approach from outside the USA, this film helps us see the turbulent events surrounding the Black Power movement in a new light.

Landesman, in what is only his second film after the milquetoast JFK assassination ensemble piece Parkland, has a journalistic approach to his writing that charges adrenaline into potent scenes of Omalu fighting against this corrupt system, but he lets his rightful anger get in the way of presenting the story in an objective fashion.

According to the creators, these books aren't guides or novels, but «a journalistic approach on everything the game or saga can offer.

The Fund is specifically interested in journalistic approaches to accessible and urgent stories of topical, contemporary issues that have not been told.

It is a kind of journalistic approach to the making of art, in which the artists visit a curatorialy defined narrative locus and, upon their return, produce works that refer to specific points of interest.

One of Wilson's better known video works, «Workers Leaving the Googleplex», adopted a journalistic approach to capitalist infrastructures.

His work is a dialog of personal inspiration, observations and surrounding environments with a journalistic approach to image making.

Often called «The Eight,» or the Ashcan School, the group (George Luks, William Glackens, John Sloan, Everett Shinn, Arthur B. Davies, Maurice Prendergast, Ernest Lawson, and George Bellows) painted with a journalistic approach, portraying the grit and seedy elements of society.

«They took zero journalistic approach to their reporting,» Ogden said, «which is funny because they tout themselves as «truth journalism» and are the first to attack mass media, calling articles they don't agree with «fake news.»»