Ingmar

[ ing-mahr ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

One afternoon we were watching Ingmar Bergman's Autumn Sonata.

From The Daily Beast

We had been looking at this Ingmar Bergman film called The Silence, with this boy walking the corridors of a hotel.

From The Daily Beast

I think people like [Robert] Bresson and [Ingmar] Bergman tackled big themes of human nature.

From The Daily Beast

Almost every night, in those happy, bygone days, you could catch an Ingmar Bergman movie, for a buck.

From The Daily Beast

Now with the imminent arrest of Ingmar Guandique, Chandra Levy is being remembered once more.

From The Daily Beast

But what is germane to my purpose must be told, and of this a part is the personality of Brynhild Ingmar.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Ingmar was a woman who centred all her interests in books and chiefly in the scientific forms of occult research.

From Project Gutenberg

I was leaving a friend and one whom I dimly felt might one day be more than a friend—Brynhild Ingmar.

From Project Gutenberg

Then they went to the neighbouring farms and inquired for Ingmar Ingmarson.

From Project Gutenberg

The whole of Christmas-eve they were looking for Ingmar Ingmarson.

From Project Gutenberg