Sentence examples for pick a genius from inspiring English sources

Regarding David Brooks's July 14 column about President Bush's first Supreme Court nominee ("Mr. Bush, Pick a Genius"), I disagree with his arguments about religious expression in the "public square," which for Mr. Brooks seems to mean public institutions.

It takes a strange kind of genius to pick a word that makes everybody find a dictionary and go "Holy cow, he IS a #dotard".

If you say "Genius", iTunes will pick a similar song to the one currently playing to play next.

There's an accidental genius to the way Americans pick a president, Schmidt remembers Bush saying that day.

Allmyapps has picked a weird – or genius – time to announce the launch of its independent application store for Windows PCs – Apple has just announced that it will be opening up its Mac App Store for business on January 6.

George Bush, to pick an American at random, is a fool whereas Terry Gilliam is a genius.

The risk: Fund manager A thinks he's a genius for picking a rising stock when it's buy orders from manager B down the hall that are propping up the price.

Thomas Edison may have been a genius, but he certainly picked a tough time to launch his business, Edison General Electric in Schenectady, N.Y.

If you pick the genius in the class, it is very possible she could think you are stupid.

Instead, I got the chance to pick the brains of a genius director.

"Could these AI systems pick out geniuses from the countryside?" reporter Scott Pelley asked.