Shouldn't I slightly urge him in a direction that could be helpful to him down the road?
The obvious home advantage, though, was of a skater responding fully to the embrace of the crowd — at one point, Sotnikova flicked her arm slightly, to urge on the clapping, and, when the music stopped, was practically contorted with thankfulness and wonder.
The managerial merry-go-round is building up speed, and who's that hanging off a slightly dilapidated pony, urging Tony Pulis to grab an arm up?
What was un-Spotifyish about it was that there were d.j.s in charge, muttering to us in their slightly stoned, intimate way, urging us to listen to new music and bands, talking about the concerts they'd seen; serving, essentially, as an older sibling who was turning me on to cool new grown-up music.
Cheer!" he urges slightly desperately.
But there's something about the power of these books that gives me a giddy, worshipful, slightly drunken urge to treat them with kid gloves.
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But it's also a slightly dangerous urge, dangerous because in naming something feminist or un-feminist there's the potential to miss out on nuance, to oversimplify. .
