Those are words that the 26-year-old Maynard, a highly flexible, almost instinctive punter, longed to hear.
"Ed Miliband's initial response to the criticism of his father was instinctive and highly personal," noted the Labour blogger Dan Hodges.
It's the opposite of X-ray vision: more like an instinctive and highly cultivated understanding that the smallest gesture, if viewed and articulated with sufficient precision, can convey a truth that is unique to a given individual and, simultaneously, freighted with universal significance.
Experience has proven that the masses as a whole are more aware than the political and intellectual elite; they are shrewd, highly politicised and possess an instinctive insight that enables them to discern good from bad.
I have actively sought personal and professional development, and I have increased my self-awareness with the help of programs and personality tests (I highly recommend Strengths Finder and Instinctive Drives, among others).
Whether as a highly produced studio effect or an instinctive moment in performance, the powerful pause plays with our hearing brain, just as stop-start animation plays with the optic nerve.
Finally, we suggest that what has long appeared to be instinctive predatory behavior is likely to be highly modified and shaped by learning.
The more defiant something is of the instinctive, the typical, and the sufficient, the more highly it is prized.
This Bulldogs side is obviously bursting with hard-running midfielders who kick goals but also highly effective role players like Tory Dickson, completely anonymous in some senses but a smart, instinctive player capable of kicking bags from nowhere.
What was their instinctive response to meeting an exciting person or visiting a beautiful place, to any highly charged emotion.
