Adventure (n.) is an event out of the ordinary without being necessarily extraordinary.
Adventure (n.) is not to say "always" but to say "immediately".
Adventure (n.) is just a romantic name for trouble.
Adventure (n.) is stepping through brand-new doors with your mouth shut and your eyes wide open.
Adversity (n.) is unavoidable. To be alive at all is to have scars.
Adversity (n.) is important — All sunshine makes the desert.
Adversity (n.) is never more than one can handle — God makes the back to the burden.
Adversity (n.) is the diamond dust Heaven polishes its jewels with.
Alienation (n.) is the demoralizing sensation of being an outsider among insiders; a malaise frequently experienced by adolescents, American Indians, elderly folks residing in a state other than Florida, and liberal arts graduates entering the business world as clerk-typists.
Alienation (n.) is the idea that our consciousness is just fine but that our reality is perverted. It is in the material world as it is that man is alienated.
Alienation (n.) is the idea that instead of being a body, one 'has' a body. Instead of living and loving one 'has' instincts for survival and copulation.
Alienation (n.) is the idea that men have become the tools of their tools.
Anxiety (n.) is a sickness of the human spirit rather than of the psyche alone.
Anxiety (n.) is the infinite which everyone is in touch with.
Anxiety (n.) is the reality of freedom as possibility anterior to possibility.
Anxiety (n.) is the only emotion that does not deceive.