Brainiac used in a sentence

Brainiac in a sentence as a noun

I think there is room for a kind of brainiac's guerrilla fashion site, so to speak.

Seems like some brainiac in marketing won some battle to sink their claws into the VS team.

The Alpha 21064 was a barn-stormer; it ran at nearly twice the Mhz of its brainiac competitors at the time.

Superiors and coworkers can feel threatened by a brainiac.

Just declaring "I'm done" like this brainiac and asking for the door shows that, though he may be a smart programmer, he has zero social skills.

"A brainiac who works in the lab walks into Page’s office one day wielding his latest world-changing invention—a time machine.

Well, one, being Harvard educated does not necessarily mean you are really a brainiac.

I walked away from a national merit scholarship and dropped out of college to go find out who I was other than an obnoxious brainiac.

I guess it is not easily feasible without isolating the target person, because all the "brainiac" background noise in crowded areas.

From a sub-120 lbs scrawny brainiac, he transformed into a ridiculously jacked 230 lbs monster, eating something like 8000 calories a day.

It's not as though if everyone were a Harvard-educated brainiac it would suddenly be possible for everyone to have high-paying jobs.

The fans probably just associate it as some brainiac professor declaring war on their culture and insulting their beloved players, and respond with hatemail and death threats.