Jünger

[ yoong-er; German yyng-uhr ]

noun

1. Ernst [urnst, e, r, nst], 1895–98, German author.

Example Sentences

Junger’s most famous book, “The Perfect Storm,” is about extreme weather, but it’s also about a group of men who never came home.

From New York Times

“I was young,” Junger writes, “and had no idea the world killed people so casually.”

From New York Times

On June 16, 2020, Junger found himself face-to-face with mortality in a way he’d never been.

From New York Times

Hours later, as a doctor inserted a large-gauge transfusion line into his jugular vein, Junger sensed his father’s presence in the room.

From New York Times

Junger writes, “I became aware of a dark pit below me and to my left.”

From New York Times