Sentence examples for freak and compared from inspiring English sources

A series of virulent public meetings followed, where residents called Grimm a "freak" and compared him to a dog.

Grimm attended public meetings where these adults called him a "freak" and compared him to a dog.

Members of Grimm's community referred to him as a "freak" and compared him to a dog wanting to urinate on a fire hydrant, during a public meeting at which Grimm was present.

Grimm and his parents attended and spoke at the public meetings, where speakers referred to him as a "young lady" and a "freak", and compared him to a dog.

(The Fourth Circuit reported that, in public hearings on school-bathroom assignments, the plaintiff in the case, a transgender boy, had been called a "freak" and "compared to a person who thinks he is a 'dog' and wants to urinate on fire hydrants").

Specifically, half (55%) of the participants who identified with the workaholic personality (compared to 13% who did not), three quarters (72%) of those identifying with the Type A personality (compared to 9% who did not), and 40% of those identifying with the control freak personality (compared to 5% who did not) felt that the personality improves professional performance.

Josh Taylor of Jesus Freak Hideout compared its structure to "Hey There Delilah" by the Plain White T's.

Don't freak out comparing yourself to other applicants because chances are even the most confident appearing ones have moments of insecurity too.

He has been compared to Adolf Hitler and Fidel Castro and called a freak and extremist.

She'll think your a total freak and want more from her, she casually not be sensitive to you compared to you caring more.

"This car is a freak, and I'm a freak of a participant.