Sentence examples for be a creep from inspiring English sources
"I'm not trying to be a creep about it," Mr. Casale said.
Then Jelly said, "I don't wanna be a creep, but have we met before?" Chapter 3: On the Road (by Helen Pike of Eatontown, author of "Greetings From New Jersey") It was the summer of 1984.
He could be, and often was, called egotistical, self-centred, domineering and sneering, but at least one realised that the total effect was there because he intended it: he found it temperamentally impossible to be a creep.
Amir, a Pakistani married to a white painter named Emily (played with no energy and no imagination by Gretchen Mol), whose biggest artistic influence is Islamic art, may just be a creep — perceived racial slights and his internalized racially influenced self-hatred can't excuse his poor, self-indulgent behavior.
I came out of the film a passionate Anglophile, as if I'd had a crash coursein English ways, and a subliminal moral lesson – it was far worse to be a creep or hypocrite than a naughty boy with an eye for the ladies.
That last bit sounds neat – just don't be a creep with it.
Writer describes what he observes to be a creeping democracy.
It may be a creeping evil, but at least it's ordered.
The application of the "Internet of Things" appears to be a creeping process.
