nihilism

The philosophy of those long-hairs leans towards nihilism.

He embraced nihilism as a way to cope with the meaninglessness of life.

The character in the novel struggled with feelings of nihilism after experiencing a series of disappointments.

Some philosophers argue that nihilism is a natural consequence of modernity.

The artist's work often explores themes of nihilism and existential despair.

Nihilism can lead to a sense of detachment and apathy towards the world.

She found solace in the writings of Nietzsche, who grappled with the concept of nihilism.

Nihilism challenges traditional values and beliefs about the purpose of life.

The professor's lecture on nihilism sparked a lively debate among the students.

Many people find nihilism to be a bleak and depressing worldview.

Then Jane read some nihilism for her.

Obviously, this is what motivates the charge of nihilism.

The brave, happy and confident man of the 1960s and 1970s became a miserable racist, a campaigner for hatred and nihilism.

It means choosing apathy and nihilism, which is comforting and easy, but also lazy and destructive.

I think there's a kind of nihilism that grips parties when they become kind of sick and tired.

Schopenhauer was right in this: that by means of pity life is denied, and made worthy of denial —pity is the technic of nihilism.

I thought I could get the vaccine early because I had a preexisting condition, but turns out chronic existential angst and flareups of nihilism don't qualify.

And without that, if we forget that which I think we are being encouraged to all the time, we are bound to fall into the abyss of nihilism and meaninglessness.

He's also been killed as a clone, and even as the zombie Thanos, and on many other occasions when his anger and nihilism got the better of him.

But then as he got older he became fascinated with death and some aspects of nihilism – a philosophical belief that life has no inherent value, purpose, higher meaning.