Sentence examples for a complete freak from inspiring English sources

Not finding any, she said, made her feel like "a complete freak".

There was one point where I must have looked like a complete freak.

"It was a complete freak, an accident," said Ferdinand of the incident with Emile Heskey which caused the injury at England's Bafokeng Sports Centre base.

"Even now at 24, reading some of her pieces makes me realise that I'm not a complete freak, or hypersexual," said Kathryn Felton, one of the women who responded to my Twitter request.

She said it was "another piece of evidence that there was something wrong with me" and made her feel like a "complete freak".

"When I first got here I had a complete freak-out, as I'd used a dishwasher my entire life and realised I wasn't going to have one.

Before you have a complete freak-out and crawl into your bamboo-colored hole to await the purple dawn, let's pause and consider a few things.

First, the phrase "you complete freak" is considered a term of endearment on this side of the Atlantic.

He's a complete control freak in the kitchen.

Most of the 16 bikers in our group were Australian, and not everyone was a complete bike freak, although I was the only one who didn't own a bike at home.

Whereas Mr. Sharon is what one American called "a complete map freak" who loves to point out the security problems posed by every village, hill, ravine, tree and rivulet in the West Bank, Mr. Bush is said to have little interest in such details.