Sentence examples for a freak to from inspiring English sources

But most of my friends think that I'm a bit of a freak to be involved at all.

When he enrolled at Manhattan College, he wrote, he felt he was "a freak to those about me".

"He'd e-mail or call me to tell me how much he loved it, and I'd always ask him what page he was on, because I wanted to be able to pinpoint the exact instant when he decided I was too much of a freak to keep dating".

He's a middle-class wanker and a junkie and a freak to boot; rumour has it that Keith Richards was once copiously sick on his jacket after a prolonged smack binge and Kent never washed it again…" Yet Mr Pooter raises his head again and again as we clunk through the embellished memories of Kent's mandatory dreary provincial youth and barely less boring addled metropolitan adulthood.

"He's a freak to be honest, in the nicest possible way.

Maybe I'm a freak to wonder about the people I see at the gym.

The West Coast has grown into a vegan utopia, and it is no longer remotely unusual for a meat freak to spend a lunch hour with a meadow of raw kale.

It took a control freak to create such a freak-out.

And he learnt how it felt to be seen as a freak: exposed to wonder, invisible to comprehension.

You cannot expect a neat freak to win the day over a messy freak; both of you will need to see the limitations in each other's approach.

It's as emotionally hard for a neat freak to lighten up as it is for a slob to start cleaning up.