Sentence examples for cause to freak from inspiring English sources

But it's not cause to freak out.

It should cause you to freak out when you injure someone and cause regret and self questioning every time after.

On Monday, Savannah Guthrie faced the one thing known to cause her to freak out on-air: frogs.

Occasionally he'd binge on cocaine, which would sometimes cause him to freak out, and he often drank heavily.

There were rumours floating around the conference that VR could trigger your body's fight-or-flight reflex and cause you to freak out.

However, don't use a book in which you know that a storm happens, or it might cause you to freak out.

Or, more sinisterly, is it the cause of needless panic and stress, causing us to freak out over things we have no control over?

To place an American in the same position might have caused audiences to freak out.

Mark Jones Jess's lesbian friends announce they are having a baby, causing her to freak out over her own biological clock.

Sirius' Howard Stern made a strange comment yesterday that's causing people to freak out, speculating wildly till they pass out.

You may remember that Iran launched a satellite last year, and it's caused people to freak out because, you know, can't let other people have access to a technology that may or may not be used for less than noble means.