Sentence examples for high geek from inspiring English sources

President Obama has a "high geek quotient" according to his senior technology advisor, Todd Park.

Barack Obama Once described by a senior advisor as having a "high geek quotient," the most powerful man in the world has made innovative governance one of his cherished side projects.

Described as having a "high geek quotient" by his staff, President Obama failed to inspire federal agencies to open up more of their data to the public in his first executive order in 2009, the Open Government Directive.

Todd Park, the U.S. chief technology officer, today described the President as having a "very high geek quotient" with a "go go go" attitude when it comes to new tech initiatives — which, yes, he likes in and of themselves, but more importantly as a means to an end.

Sons with higher "geek indices" outperformed their peers in school several years after they were evaluated, especially in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) subjects.

The CV includes the usual high school geek period, before Mr Ozzie went on to invent Lotus Notes, the hugelysuccessful email application.

"THE NEW GUY" A high school geek (DJ Qualls) acts up enough to earn himself a prison term but learns to be a tough guy from a fellow inmate (Eddie Griffin).

Like the character Peter Parker, whose radioactive spider bite transforms him from high school geek into web-shooting wonder, Mr. Maguire is learning to master his emerging talents while abiding by the Spider-Man motto that "with great power comes great responsibility" -- even if that power is of the show business variety.

Beyond the powers, he's simply Peter Parker, high school geek with a major guilt complex.

Pipe Dream: Before getting it on with a female classmate, a high school geek wants to make sure his dick size is up to par.

It's as if the high school geeks have found their fraternity through football and a soccer scarf gives instant street cred on a par with a fleet of tattoos or a mane of purple hair.