meaninglessness

How To Use meaninglessness In A Sentence

• Yet those who oppose organized religion may be missing out on some of the best tools for staving off meaninglessness.
• After growing disillusioned with the meaninglessness of being a financial analyst, Vacanti dropped out to start his own company.
• The mind-set that produces happiness and well-being can be learned, serving as an antidote to depression and meaninglessness, these experts say.
• I find that modern ethnic labels dissolve into meaninglessness when attempting to apply them to the past. Lord of Silver, by Alan Fisk. Book review
• It had begun as an experiment to prove the meaninglessness of best-seller lists, or indeed any standard that equates quantity with quality.
• That contrast of tender sensibility and senseless brutality was etched into my mind, exposing the utter meaninglessness of violence and war.
• Abstract individual country targets are meaninglessness unless worldwide and enforced by the UN. Response: We don't need to de-industrialise to meet our emissions targets
• In fact, it is an account of a desperate, doomed attempt to transcend meaninglessness.
• In other words, the meaning of death is meaninglessness, the most universal and emptiest of concepts, which Heidegger had ontically determined beforehand. Archive 2007-05-01
• And if meaninglessness is the point, then they've done their job quite effectively.