How to pronounce “journalistically” in English

give a damn about whether they destroy people's lives. The damage that has been done to the reputation of those two women who've been widely smeared, but one of them in particularSo, I think journalistically, it's the most exciting time in the history of the profession.

When I started to write it, I was going to write it kind of on stuff I knew.And she says, you have to do this journalistically.And I said, what does that mean.

It's just a two-minute argument to get the ratings up.So I was just constantly finding myself having to defend myself on-- whether it be journalistically or on a TV.And I was like, wow, I always feel like I'm on the back foot.

In writing about a book that takes place in five different time periods, how do you ensure that you're faithful to the style of conversation and dialogueWhen "The Line of Beauty" won the Booker Prize, of course it was journalistically categorized as a gay book.

So my second book, for example, has a nine-year-old who does quite a bit of the narrating.If I were to go to a playground and take dictation from a nine-year-old, I would have an unassailably realistic portrait of a nine-year-old-- a journalistically accurate one.But if you were to then read that, you might think either, this is boring, or it just doesn't sound like a nine-year-old to me.

So, this led to my most embarrassing journalistic moment when at a party for a Biggie album release, I actually asked someone where Biggie was.Thus leading to the reply, "He's dead." Which was a low point for me, journalistically.But anyway, I love these, these were lovely women and very talented, but what I began to realize as I was following them was their album actually wasn't going to be released.