Sentence examples for felt freaked from inspiring English sources

"I was very cautious because I felt freaked out.

I felt quite freaked out.

So, when FWD.us rolled up with millions in hand claiming to be the voice of the technologists, those who felt misrepresented freaked out.

So, when FWD.us rolled up with millions in hand claiming to be the voice of the technologists, those who felt misrepresented freaked out.

"I thought I had seen a little boy sitting on the sink watching me take a shower so I felt really freaked out," she said of the London apartment she had to leave after these experiences.

I find that once I have the assurance from my partner that I can take as much time as I need, I don't feel so freaked out about the length of the journey.

Soon after I gave birth to my daughter, my midwives taught me the phrase "Day Threeness," which refers to the third day after a child is born, when a mother's hormones really go wild and she can feel emotional, freaked out, and even depressed.

At first we too felt a little freaked out by the noise and activity of Salvador.

The changed appearance surprised many of Capcom's staff members, including Hatano, who remarked "Wait, is that my character?" Rufus final appearance was chosen over his initial design because the developers felt he would "freak people out".

Feeling a little freaked out about Alex's predictions of pestilence that will wipe out vast swathes of the population, I spoke to Professor Tom Solomon, Director of the Institute of Infection and Global Health.

When he felt a bulge, he freaked out.