“A check by a Times reporter at the site yesterday found vehicles and heavy trucks loaded with bags of maize crossing through the bridge.”

“The needs of the school are vast and due to space restraints this reporter could not detail the full list of over-crowding issues.”

“But the reporter did have some of her data incorrect and drew some wrong conclusions.”

“His report on how actual events contradicted the official narrative was an outstanding piece of journalism.”

“I am expecting a report by our envoy on the current situation very soon.”

“We've been informed of an unsubstantiated report that he may have faked his injury.”

“What is less obvious in this sort of reportage is its selectivity or the use of leading questions.”

“Another characteristic of the reportage is the delight in grotesque and vulgar pornographic images.”

“Not just drama, the story also inspires poetry, memoirs, reportage and other literary forms.”

“Her reporting is most powerful when recounting the isolated voices within the establishment who agitated for intervention.”

“These self-glorifying tropes are exploited in routine, uninventive travelogs promoting the national heritage and war reportages.”

“As she got off the plane in Belgium, she was accosted by reporters asking if she was taking anabolic steroids.”

“And he worries that reporters might selectively quote from documents or other material they find electronically.”

“What reporters really want is their byline on the front page above the fold.”