Sentence examples for being freaked from inspiring English sources

Einstein never stopped being freaked out by these questions.

Anyone who denies being freaked out by the scene at a London séance, as the lights die down, is a liar.

I grew up being freaked out by the small black-and-white ads for "Rocky Horror" 's midnight screenings that were printed in our local Hartford newspaper.

She said that despite being "freaked out" over viewing "something we shouldn't have seen," she later turned Mr. Ravi's webcam back on to show the scene to her roommate and three female friends.

Despite being freaked out by the fact I seemed to have a doppeleganger wandering around it at the same time, I made it through in eight minutes, 49 seconds.

And far from being freaked out about who you are on the train with – transit riders know that riding mass transit, up close and personal with your fellow citizens, is one of the fundamental human experiences of living in a city.

I know about being freak show tall.

They're freaked out.

"We were freaked out.

Wallace was freaked.

Now you're freaked out.