Access (n.) is the excuse for ignoring a friend's massacre: no sources, it is said, though the refugees were a two-hour flight from London.
Access (n.) is never given, only lent, and the lender remembers.
Access (n.) is described as a door by the people who have it and as a wall by everyone else.
Access (n.) is like a guest list, whose whole function is the people outside.
Adaptability (n.) is listed in every job posting that will not adapt a single thing for you.
Adaptability (n.) is changing shape so the situation can stay comfortable.
Adaptability (n.) is important — our heads are round so that thought can change direction.
Adaptability (n.) is not imitation. It means power of resistance and assimilation.
Attention (n.) is everything -- If you never noticed, it never happened.
Attention (n.) is decisive. What holds attention determines action.
Attention (n.) is the rarest and purest form of generosity.
Attention (n.) is vitality — It connects one with others and makes one eager.
Attention span (n.) is not shrinking, it is being spent somewhere that does not count it.
Attention span (n.) is the first thing that shrinks when everything demands a reply.
An Attention span (n.) is measured almost entirely by people who want to sell yours to somebody else.
Attention span (n.) collapses during a short meeting and survives an entire night of poker.