Sentence examples similar to a freakish type of from inspiring English sources

"It seems a freakish set of events," said Redfearn.

She serves up a freakish world of fragmented intimacies.

Like rock 'n' roll and beatniks, Mad was a freakish spawn of the A-bomb era.

In 1929 President Coolidge named Stryker to a judgeship through a freakish prank of fate, the nomination miscarried.

It may be a freakish phenomenon of light, but it is richly imagined in legends of flying dragons.

The elements have had a freakish habit of playing havoc with majors in recent times.

It didn't look like a freakish feat of strength or speed.

And she has been eerily morphed for the book's cover into a freakish hybrid of pretty woman and big, strong, hairy-armed man.

The days ahead, perhaps when the nagging doubts about a freakish set of results on the last afternoon have been allayed, will focus minds.

It is not merely Devonians who reckon the Zimbabwe-born Ewers is a freakish force of nature.

Leeds boss Neil Redfearn on the withdrawal of six of his players: "It seems a freakish set of events.