Sentence examples for very ahead from inspiring English sources

It was very ahead of its time".

"I think he is very ahead of his time".

He was very ahead of his time, which is probably why Napoleon wanted him interned".

I think the Smiths' sleeves were very ahead of their times.They took vintage imagery and attached it to their music.

Very ahead of its time and therefore, in Huddersfield, a disaster – we were all still excited about deep-pan pizzas at that point.

You've got to be careful about using popular media, which is what people usually use, because it's usually either very behind or very ahead.

"It's very ahead-of-the-curve technology, but the story is told in a very traditional way.

Chet Culver, another Democrat, is very slightly ahead.

But hardly anyone in Merced planned very far ahead.

This adjective describes, literally or metaphorically, someone who can't look very far ahead.

What he does know is that the road is going to fork, not very far ahead.