Ginsberg

[ginz-burg]

noun

1. Allen, 1926–97, U.S. poet associated with the Beat Generation.

Ginsberg

/ ˈɡɪnzbɜːɡ /

noun

1. Allen. 1926–97, US poet of the Beat Generation. His poetry includes Howl (1956) and Kaddish (1960)

Example Sentences

Ginsberg told Salon in a phone interview that such acts are terrible and alarming, but targeted killings are not the only concerning form of violence.

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When spiritual teacher Ram Dass interviewed Allen Ginsberg in the 1980s, they discussed how the invention of television had conditioned people to be less empathetic, experiencing things vicariously.

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Ginsberg called Trump’s claims about early voting “totally harmful and misguided and baseless” and said they “created a breed of skeptics” without any proof of legitimate flaws.

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Marsha Ginsberg’s scenic design creates a “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” playground for adults.

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Gary Ginsberg, who worked for the Clinton campaign in ’92, told the BBC he remembers Al Gore at a loss for words when asked during the process if he had any friends.

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