However, let me stress the main thought and I ask the journalists to look at that.

A journalist looks at middle age through the prism of his favorite sport.

I'm happy that journalists have looked at the facts and don't have any questions.

But maybe, Larry, you and your fellow financial journalists should look at some of the other points he makes.

I nodded and waited as the journalist looked to the others for something else to say.

The journalists, who weren't allowed to leave the area all night, looked a little worn, too.

And the three older journalists looked at him pityingly.

"We think the journalists involved will look critically at the data and be professional."

The few serious journalists look like they got out of bed a little late; they ask questions about the coverage.

The bins are the first place some journalists look.