Sentence examples for freak or a from inspiring English sources

In the UK it's laughable – you are a freak or a radical.

I think Errol sees this parent, as I would, as more of a freak or a specimen, wisely avoided.

But there at the Coffee Shop, regarded as either a freak or a leper, I felt oddly impervious.

If "modern history" began in 1789, was the terror of 1793-4 a birth-pang freak, or a taste of things to come?

I had been impervious since childhood to the taunts and ribbing -- some good-natured, some ignorant -- that I was either a freak or a fraud.

The novel cannot make up its mind whether this creature is an obscene freak or a lonely and generous savage with a cruelly unrequited yearning for love.

The "Neanderthals are inferior" attitude traces back to their earliest descriptions in the mid-1800s when the first Neanderthal was labeled as "freak" or an "idiot" or "incapable of moral and religious conception".

We're living in the age of specialty diets, when it seems like every other person is either a strict vegetarian or a a proselytizing Paleo adherent or a Keto freak or an ovo-lacto-something-or-other.

Don't be a control freak or an angry, aggressive wife.

You can grab the one from Apple if you're a freak, or do a little shopping around and find one that does a little more.

I could easily see a kid rebelling against these parents, who think they're fantastic parents when they're only control freaks or a couple of vampires feeding off the lives of their children.