Berger

[ bur-ger ]

noun

1. Thomas, 1924–2014, U.S. novelist.

Example Sentences

Did you have opinions about Berger?

From Salon

Actually, we had been dating for a year or two, and I was in a hotel room here and I called him and I was like, "Oh my God, I'm watching 'Sex and the City.' You're so cute as Berger."

From Salon

Edward Berger’s venture into a sequestered gathering of cardinals tasked with selecting a new Supreme Pontiff showcases the standard awards bait signifiers, granted.

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Berger’s adaptation of Robert Harris’ novel may take extensive liberties with the drama surrounding the election of a new pope.

From Salon

Edward Berger — “Conclave” “From the buzzy best pictures, we have the buzzy candidates for best director. But some directors not listed here that I suspect will get serious consideration include a few perennials, Clint Eastwood, Pedro Almodovar, Robert Zemeckis, and Steve McQueen, alongside a couple of newcomers, Malcolm Washington ‘The Piano Lesson’ and Rachel Morrison for ‘The Fire Inside.’

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