Sentence examples for freaking us from inspiring English sources

The dead shark that floated to shore one day as we swam, freaking us out.

Officials should start telling us how much they don't know, instead of pretending they know more than they know, or worrying excessively about freaking us out.

It's just that we know it now and it's freaking us out.

"The Simpsons" needs to stop predicting the future because it's freaking us out.

They're paid a lot of money to identify foreign threats and dispatch them, preferably without freaking us all out.

Mix this with scary reports of food, the media's expertise in freaking us out (so as to ensure that we stay tuned), and here we are.

We've become a society of debt-ridden, drugged-up, fat, stupid, finger-pointing, whiny losers, and it's so freaking beneath us.

They got a helicopter for the day, and the pilot was freaking amazing, dropping us off sides of the mountains and swooping throughout valleys.

No wonder Jon Stewart, a particularly sharp comedian, asked Mr McCain whether he's "freaking out on us".Moreover, Mr McCain's dalliance with Mr Falwell is not the only example of his lurch to the right.

"You're not freaking out on us — are you going into crazy-base world?" After the reference to his appeal to the party's conservative base, a laughing Mr. McCain responded, "I'm afraid so".

For all the professionals in the aid sector with challenging passports, it must be interesting to see us freaking out about possibly losing the right to work in 27 other countries without a visa.