Asked if he thought the witnesses would speak to the police if he urged them to do so, Mr. Sharpton said, "I have no idea".
What if he urged an end to attacks on the rich?" As Linkins writes, "Rich people be having their feelings all hurty!" Turns out, some of the rules to prevent coordination between candidates and independent groups like super PACs only cut one way.
If anything, said Mr. Madigan, he urges his employees to bring an even higher level of professionalism into the homes of their clients, all in the name of maintaining that investment bank feel in an alternative setting.
Another Stantonism is "Do the opposite": if a woman is going to spurn a marriage proposal, Stanton will open up possibilities by wondering, "What if she said yes?" He urges writers proposing a fix for a balky scene to "finish the sentence" — to follow their change's consequences to the end of the movie, to insure that it works throughout.
"Make compromises if needed," he urged.
But he knows that the only way the ban can be extended on time is if he actually urges its passage, and he refuses to do that.
If we hurried, he urged, we could get there before it closed.
The concierge cautioned us against walking around the city after 5 p.m. Or if we insisted, he urged us to stay on the busiest streets.
As Searcey outlined her role in the crime — "Kind of let that build and think about it if you can," he urged her — she assembled a narrative.
