Sentence examples for internet genius from inspiring English sources

Of course, Mr. McCurry makes no claim to being an Internet genius.

A young man described by his broker, a colleague of Ms. Shtainer's, as "an Internet genius" wanted to do a deal.

Marky's bomb goes off at Love's event and people assume it's Maharis, the mysterious internet genius behind the fascinating Fakeblock app.

WILSON WILSON Four Lions' Adeel Akhtar is the paranoid Wilson Wilson, an internet genius who believes in almost every available conspiracy theory and thinks the world is out to get him.

Now, as a director, he has brought together all these artistic and literary skills in Ex Machina to tell the story of an internet genius and hermit named Nathan (played by Inside Llewyn Davis's Oscar Isaac) who has created the world's first artificially intelligent robot, Ava (Alicia Vikander).

Little wonder, then, that when I asked Joe Trippi, the highly-caffeinated Internet genius who orchestrated Dean's insurgency, how Warner or one of the other candidates would go about taking the nomination from Clinton, he actually laughed at me. "It's not possible," he said.

Then some Internet geniuses mashed the scene up with Miley Cyrus' twerk-tastic VMAs performance.

When London-based 17-year-old tech wizard Nick D'Aliosio -- dubbed the "Internet's Genius Boy" by GigaOM -- created the app Summly, his objective was to revolutionize the way people read news.

Jesse Eisenberg ("Adventureland") was cast as Zuckerberg, the film's protagonist; Andrew Garfield (about to be the next Spider-Man) plays Zuckerberg's spurned wingman, Eduardo Saverin and Justin Timberlakee, big-deal music star, took on the role of Parker, the Internet impresario-genius-huckster.

As if trying to make myself sound like a highly social and internet-savvy genius isn't taking up enough brain-space, I'm also trying to decide whether or not to report my History teacher as a pervert.

Speaking for the moment as an internet-accredited "comic genius", let me say this: photo captions have a language of their own that is ripe for satire.