Sentence examples for every freak from inspiring English sources

He is a godless mystic, convinced that every freak phenomenon has a materialist explanation, that there are no coincidences.

According to Biskind again, it was a disaster - first the filming in Peru, which attracted every freak and cokehead on the continent, and then the editing in Taos, which dragged on for a year and 'kept growing, like a malignancy'.

Recently I've resorted to an admittedly lazy mixture of superstition and branding: every big hurricane, every freak April snowstorm, every early-blooming tulip is mentally tagged: "Brought to you by global warming".

It is true that "Turangalila" calls recklessly for an orchestra containing almost every current and every freak instrument, including vibraphone and ondes Martenot, to supply a stream of revoltingly shuddering and viscid sounds.

Madero makes the mobster metaphor explicit: "I worried that Belano and Lima were so busy talking to every freak that came up to our table that they'd forgotten all about me, but as day began to dawn, they asked me to join the gang.

In hindsight, this is my favorite moment of the episode; every freak from Elliot Rodger to Dylann Roof has some sort of excuse for taking away the lives of people who wouldn't have been able, and will never have the opportunity, to pick them out of a police lineup.

But for every litter freak or culture purist driven to indignation by Banksy there's a person who is entranced.

My parents thought the apocalypse was coming and we'd need to be self-sufficient, so they had The Whole Earth Catalog, The Tassajara Bread Book, The Marijuana Cookbook and every fricking freak hippy bible you can name.

This month, Rodarte for Opening Ceremony is taking the collaborative spirit one step further, granting every style freak (including the boys) a wish come true: drapey lace-up dresses, men's floral-print shirts and accessories like tattoo tights and oxford heels, all starting at $100.

Every girl is not a freak, every girl doesn't like it like that.

But the truth is Sly always mixed irony, hope and despair, balancing the sunny dynamics of his (pre-Prince) multi-gendered and racially integrated band with his studio play-every-instrument-himself control freak insularity.