jaded journalist造句

• Jaded journalists scurry about, eager to hold the family up to ridicule.
• Jones is a jaded journalist and everyone knows it.
• A lot of the bitter fighting is between jaded journalists jockeying for the hottest story.
• Gore gave such a speech last Saturday night before a cynical audience of jaded journalists and prominent government officials.
• Even for a jaded journalist like me, it gave me a wonderful feeling and a better appreciation for Christmas.
• When she finished a half-hour later, a room made hot by dozens of jaded journalists burst into applause.
• Like Alka-Setzer after a leaden meal, a change of scenery can bring blessed relief from even the japeries of jaded journalists.
• Some have proposed that the purpose of the Jaded Journalist is to bring edginess and humor to the otherwise saccharine image that " American Idol " tends to promote for itself.
• The identity of the Jaded Journalist, whose face was obscured or hidden in videos, was kept relatively secret from the character's inception until 2004, when his identity was revealed to be Krogmann.
• As a jaded journalist, played by Evan Papas, sings, shortly after Leo's arrest, " Take a superstitious city and a little Jew from Brooklyn with a college education and a mousy little wife ."
• The 30-ton, 40-foot whale swims from one side of the ship to the other, perhaps a dozen times, as a crowd of usually jaded journalists scramble like excited children to watch this spectacular animal do nothing more than look back.
• "' Michael Krogmann "'is an American writer and Internet personality from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania who is noted for acting in the sardonic " Jaded Journalist " online column and interview series for the television show, " American Idol ".
• Best known abroad as the alter ego of director Federico Fellini after his breakthrough role as the jaded journalist and Fellini surrogate in " La Dolce Vita " ( 1960 ), Mastroianni reworked the sexy-Italian-lover strereotype into a much deeper and more humane archetype of confused modern man.
• During his first day in residence the eccentric Smith creates the High Court of Beacon; arranges to elope with Mary Gray, paid companion to heiress Rosamund Hunt; inspires Inglewood to declare his love for Diana Duke, the landlady's niece; and prompts a reconciliation between jaded journalist Michael Moon and Rosamund.