Sentence examples for freaked by from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people are really freaked by this," Mr. Kendall said.

"I think people are freaked by the threat," Mr. Tollin said.

Well-grooved serving from Murray, takes it to 15. Gasquet is getting seriously freaked by the crowd.

"The commissioner was a little freaked by having cameras down there," said Mr. Kramer, who is 30.

I get particularly freaked by the one for fish fingers, where the ursine sadist sits inside the freezer, warning poor, terrified Fiona: "I'm watching you".

So poorly was Safin playing that something was clearly badly wrong with the Russian's preparation, even though he won the second set when Haas became temporarily freaked by the loud chirping of the stadium's resident mynah birds.

They were labeled "defective" or "freaks" by the mainstream, and their families were shamed by their existence.

Knowing you need others to get by means you are less freaked out by their touch.

On a deserted island, she gets freaked out by a dog that humps her, and by insecure Brink.

Should people be freaked out by capitalism?

"I was really freaked out by the snow," she said.