Brugmann

[ broog-muhn; German broog-mahn ]

noun

1. (Frie·drich) Karl [free, -drik kahrl, free, -d, r, i, kh, kah, r, l], 1849–1919, German philologist.

Example Sentences

Misinformation and propaganda have long plagued democracy, said Anna Brugmann, policy director at the advocacy organization Rebuild Local News.

From Los Angeles Times

“Trust used to be a lot like oxygen, like it used to be kind of ambient,” Brugmann said.

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“Pink slime is information packaged to look like local news. And it could stump almost anybody, I think, except for a very discerning viewer,” Brugmann said.

From Los Angeles Times

Among the other potential benefits from the excess rain is likely a delayed and longer spring flower season, said Kelley Brugmann, a resource specialist with Orange County Parks and Recreation.

From Los Angeles Times

“People are just excited to be outside, we’ve all been cooped up for way too long,” Brugmann said.

From Los Angeles Times