Sentence examples for that nerd from inspiring English sources

While these and other icons that Nerd Merit Badges now sells in real life were created (by a designer, Mari Sheibley) for the digital world, their instant-read graphic style translates admirably to embroidery.

He's batted around like Wile E. Coyote take that, nerd!—and, in the pilot, a baby doll that's being used in a prototype at the incubator keeps getting catapulted across the room.

In case you're confused, I don't mean "jumped the shark" and "killing" in the traditional "lose popularity" sense, just that nerd culture is now officially mass culture with whatever decline in quality that implies.

This stuff is pretty in-the-weeds for most people who aren't computer scientists that nerd out on data architectures (caveat: I'm not a computer scientist, but for whatever reason, I do nerd out on data architectures… insofar as I can understand them).

Ladies and gents, I'm here to tell you that nerd dreams do come true.

So much of it is subjective but what I've gotten to through the years on King of the Nerds, is that nerd tends to be more of a generalized term.

It's the bright side of chronic myopia that nerd-bins make you look much more intelligent than you really are – excluding, note please children, the ones with clear Perspex lenses that cost £5.99 down To'Sho', yagetme?

The 70s setting is careful and affectionate (great to see the Sony Trinitron KV1300UB telly, an eccentric 70s design madeleine that nerd-connoisseurs will prefer to the Spacehopper) but this is a gentle, sentimentalised 70s, without the menace or real depression evoked by Life on Mars or the Red Riding films.

Ms Whittaker said: "I understand that nerds and geeks are trendy now, but those words still have negative connotations to many.

But it was the eleemosynary pitch by Judith A. Rizzo, the deputy chancellor for instruction, that truly signaled the fact that nerds now rule: she already had her hand out.

"I've been saying for a while now that nerds are the new rock stars, and that goes both ways," he says.