And I replied: "I need the number".
Mrs. Clinton replied, "I need your help".
Yes, I replied, I need to contact Tony Blair to tell him I could not make lunch.
But, instead of gritting his teeth and making the phone call, Rousselot rang the hotel's doorbell and was not surprised to hear the voice of an old woman who, leaning out of one of the windows on the second floor, asked him what he wanted and was not surprised by his reply: "I need to see your son".
"Just come with me," I replied, "I need you to watch and listen".
I replied, "I need you to hang up and call the paramedics.
When asked if he was excited for the prospect of possibly going back on stage -- for either a world tour or a special one-off gig -- Richards jokingly replied, "I need the work, man".
As a teacher, she once asked students why they texted during lectures, and one replied, "I need to see who wants to be in touch with me". Another example was downright chilling; Turkle described people who tapped their iPhones during funerals because they wanted to escape the "boring bits". Scandalous?
He replied, "I needed to make sure that the day after that debate there were no new negative stories about Hillary — he couldn't lay a glove on her, couldn't open up any new negatives on her.
Small wonder that when one punter claims to be an "existential psychotherapist" Conti replies, "Jesus, I need you!" In her best work, she fathoms not just the psyche, but the heart.
