nihilistic

The plays are not - and this is important - nihilistic.

This is a strangely cold and almost nihilistic picture of the world.

Some critics criticized it for being nihilistic and without hope.

His tales may have been grim, but they were not nihilistic.

As for the Republican opposition to reform, most of it has been, in a word, nihilistic.

But such a nihilistic act was not in him, not yet.

As a society, we cannot allow a small, nihilistic minority to dictate our future.

For the second it was the more nihilistic decision to live for the moment.

Then they find themselves caught up in the increasingly chaotic and nihilistic violence.

This dark vision of destruction and death is profoundly nihilistic.

All these notions, clearly, contribute to the author's dark, even nihilistic view of the world.

It suggested to Drake the nihilistic end of the cosmos itself.

Something very proper and nihilistic at the same time.

Nature writing seems to have darkened of late, and threatens, I think, to take a nihilistic turn.

And there's some nihilistic glint in the depths of those blue eyes.

The undertaker makes the nihilistic claim that this death changes nothing.

In the hands of the avant-garde it had turned negative, nihilistic and sour.

I was more nihilistic and existential before this happened.

The lyrics of the song describe many nihilistic ideas about youth.

But I suppose nihilistic childish arguments seem to be the order of the day.

His novels are nihilistic, modern and full of weird, fascinating ideas.

It sounds like an empty threat, a familiar nihilistic echo.

His answer is to insist on the nihilistic consequences of hermeneutics.

"But the content of this radicalism is negative and nihilistic," he added.