yellow journalist造句

• She was married to the well-known yellow journalist James Creelman.
• In 1892 she married fellow yellow journalist Arlow Black.
• Aurelio says my fondness for yellow leaves " befits a yellow journalist ."
• He was nicknamed " the Butcher " Weyler by yellow journalists like William Randolph Hearst.
• Bylines were used to promote or create celebrities among some yellow journalists during this time.
• But Belfast, crawling with spooks and spies and yellow journalists, is dodgier than Washington.
• In Transylvania, the word " Caion " was for a while synonymous with yellow journalist.
• Her brother, William Wong, is a journalist and the author of " Yellow Journalist : Dispatches from Asian America ".
• One of her first television roles was as unscrupulous yellow journalist Clare Moody in a 1994 episode of the ITV drama " Cracker ".
• Jesse Swick of " The New Republic " notes that the " Drudge Report " frequently links to stories that yellow journalist ."
• The only obvious giveaway in a somewhat sterile but otherwise normal-looking newsroom is a sign reading, " I'm a vitriolic yellow journalist.
• "' Cristinelli " Cristy " Fermin "'( born July 23, 1956 ) is a yellow journalist known widely for her tabloid journalism.
• "All kinds of clowns will go over the manuscript and take tidbits out of context, and yellow journalists will use it to write yellow journalism which has nothing to do with Holocaust research, " he said.
• The anti-Rosettist joke is again taken up in Caragiale's other main comedy, " O scrisoare pierdut
  ", with the matured National Liberal and yellow journalist Nae Caavencu, a prototype of anti-" Junimism ".
• The " Journal " was a demanding, sophisticated paper by contemporary standards . " Though yellow journalism would be much maligned, " All good yellow journalists . . . sought the human in every story and edited without fear of emotion or drama.
• The others are Randy the geek ( Jamie Kennedy ), Dewey the Sheriff ( David Arquette, all squinty-eyed innocence ), Gail the yellow journalist ( Courteney Cox ) and Cotton ( Liev Schreiber ), who was unjustly accused in the original movie.
• Nellie Bly, another yellow journalist, used the undercover technique of investigation in reporting " Ten Days in a Mad-House ", her 1887 expos?on patient abuse at Bellevue Mental Hospital, first published as a series of articles in " The World " newspaper and then as a book.