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attention span

NOUN
  1. the length of time you can concentrate on some idea or activity

How To Use attention span In A Sentence

  • I see only those with a very short attention span and a cruel sense of humour finding it entertaining. Times, Sunday Times
  • Without attention spans we will never see what is really there and we will spend all of our time concerned with the ideas and things that the illuminati want us to waste our times with rather than seeing the bigger picture.
  • Shorthand may serve useful purposes, but when combined with short attention spans, it's foolishness bordering on fraud.
  • This has a profound effect on attention spans. The Sun
  • Apart from the increased likelihood of heckling, self-contained groups like stag or hen parties tend to gab among themselves during performances, attention spans drained by too much drink.
  • I guess in the world of twitter and fifteen picosecond attention spans, even thirty seconds of work is too much for io9. What's Your Opinion of io9?
  • I had the attention span of a punch-drunk goldfish with Alzheimer's and Bob was scratching his bonce and looking into his beer for inspiration.
  • Hollywood then takes this basic premise, amplifies it to the max, and time-compresses the results to fit their typical short attention span.
  • But overdo it and you may end up with frayed nerves, a short attention span and the jitters. The Sun
  • He's a league-leading fidgeter; to say he has a short attention span is like saying Ahab doesn't like whales.
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