Sentence examples for freak of the from inspiring English sources

Music is the control freak of the two arts.

"I actually became the freak of the school you know.

He's a control freak of the nastiest sort, always manipulating people".

Any woman who kept her house so spotless was bound to be a neat freak of the first order.

That dark cloud hanging over the Richard Rodgers Theater on West 46th Street for the next week or so is not some freak of the weather.

He engages in a dialogue with the World Controller, is harassed as a freak of the accepted social order, and, finally despairing, kills himself.

An early freak-of-the-week episode that proved The X-Files was more than capable of coming up with some intriguing urban myths of its own.

It's got superheroes, for one thing, instead of people mopping up after those with powers, and there seems to be a grand plan in place that might avoid a formulaic freak-of-the-week pattern of disconnected episodes, like we've been getting with Agents.

The A.V. Club agreed, and called the first half "entertaining" but "never essential" while noting a great improvement mid-way through the season, as "the show finally grounded its freak-of-the-week weirdness in deep sadness".

A physical freak of nature, the Hound has the chance to be a defensive anchor for the Texans for the next decade.

By a freak of history, the small emirate of Kuwait was bordered by two of them for most of the 20th century.