Brainchild used in a sentence

Brainchild in a sentence as a noun

This has the potential to be huge, especially since it's the brainchild of Google.

The Internet, for example, wasn't the brainchild of rule breakers.

Sure I do. I just don't think that the fundamental parts of those products that has that major impact were the brainchild of line engineers.

Just to ensure the correct people are given credit here, Velocity is Sean Van Koughnett's brainchild and he pushed the university to build the Velocity program.

But since its not related to the brainchild of Apple or Steve Jobs, your observation is most likely to languish in the comments section of this article rather than the front page of Hacker news.

" ... "In the future he envisions, cars will be banished from urban centers to make room for millions of "empowered pedestrians"--empowered, naturally, by Kamen's brainchild.

Those were the brainchild of a copywriter sitting at a desk somewhere, mulling over ideas, soaking up culture and transforming it into a memorable view of that culture.

There are a lot of things for which Musk deserves credit as a visionary, but this bit of PR could have just as easily been the brainchild of a relatively astute PR staffer talking to an engineer over lunch.