Sentence examples for as freaky from inspiring English sources

This is not as freaky as it sounds.

Of course, not as freaky as a grimacing cross-legged — Kid was swimming.

Born Betty Mabry, she was married to Miles Davis long enough to turn him on to funk-rock, was acquainted with both Jimi Hendrix and Sly Stone, and was just as freaky as George Clinton.

It gets weird but near the end but not nearly as freaky as the Desmond/Crazy Jungle Dinosaur love scene near the end.

Yes, it is as freaky as it sounds.

In short, Betty White is as freaky as she is awesome.

It's not quite as freaky-fast as the "Insane" button on the Tesla Model S, but it's very exciting.

Manager Joe Maddon noted Fuld's outstanding walks-to-strikeouts ratio, which Maddon referred to as "freaky-weird": 325 walks vs. 272 strikeouts in his professional career.

For a while the mysterious hole and its cave hold out the promise that "Chronicle" will be as creepy-freaky as "Carrie," and that the filmmakers will mine the cavity's depths for all its psycho-sexual terror instead of settling for a boy's super-neato adventure.

Does Malik have a record in him as appealingly freaky as Chasez's "Schizophrenic," which that 'N Sync member released in 2004?

Commentators have compared it to The Tree of Life, but it's nowhere near as extravagant, freaky and crazy as Terrence Malick; not as potent as the comparably trippy sequences in Aronofsky's Requiem for a Dream, and in any case soon gives way to tamer, conservative storytelling.