Ginsberg

[ ginz-burg ]

noun

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

Ginsberg

/ ˈɡɪnzbɜːɡ /

noun

1. GinsbergAllen19261997MUSWRITING: poet Allen. 1926–97, US poet of the Beat Generation. His poetry includes Howl (1956) and Kaddish (1960)

Example Sentences

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.

From Los Angeles Times

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

From Los Angeles Times

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.

From BBC

Throughout that decade, drag queen José Sarria infused his performances at the Black Cat in San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood — where Ginsberg and other queer Beat writers gathered — with political calls for queer acceptance.

From Los Angeles Times

“Electric Blue,” Pioneers Go East Collective’s contribution to the same bill, was almost all talk: recitations of poems, speeches and court testimony by Allen Ginsberg; memories of the Human Be-In and Chicago in 1967.

From New York Times