Meanings of muckrakers in English

Cassidy Towne was one of the city's most feared and hated muckrakers.

The former are regarded as muckrakers, the latter as spies.

You must not take the muckrakers too seriously.

This here talk about the white-slave traffic, ma'am... it's all the work o' these magazine muckrakers!

It draws reporters and muckrakers like flies.

All the work of the muckrakers!

Only the stupidest muckrakers could fail to see this, and even to know it as part of their own consciousness.

But the muckrakers at Jalopnik quickly discovered the truth: Klypso got his ticket dismissed because the officer didn't show up to court.

As the muckrakers of the 1890s and early 20th century exposed corporate perfidy, some firms employed public relations firms to temper the journalistic message.

The Prince of the Muckrakers' contribution to the literature of awakening.

Muckrakers, prying into the storied past, have destroyed one after another many of the pet characters in history.

It turns out the TPM Muckrakers were chronicling the efforts for the Republicans with their automated phone banks.

"It's professionally embarrassing, but muckrakers like this"-heswatted at the paper again-"ultimatelywill not destroy the work we do.

You forget you are talking to the champion female muckraker of the country.

She discoursed long and accurately on the personal New York affairs of the returned muckraker.

For some moments the muckraker considered the statement thoughtfully.