Sentence examples for freaky how from inspiring English sources
It's freaky how much he looks like a smaller, unstubbled version of his adult self, scampishly singing Jodeci's Cry For You. "I had my hustle.
Afterward, he explained, "She's a pastor who got foreclosed in South L.A. — it's freaky how many religious people get foreclosed — and she told me, 'You have to pray for me for a long eviction.' She's an old lady, and could be her husband died.
It's actually pretty freaky how often this pattern crops up in seemingly unrelated domains.
I know how freaky that sounds.
I want to watch him with all these musicians to see how freaky he gets with everybody.
Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, a k a Lady Gaga, sings, writes, dresses and apparently exists to toy with celebrity as performance art, seeing how freaky (in a fascinating way) she can be as she reaches a mass audience.
As I said, there is nothing new here, but Mr. Waters, as he showed with the smarter and more daring "Mean Girls" and "Freaky Friday," knows how to keep things buzzing along.
Mr. Cage revels in that slippage, though it was only after seeing "Bad Lieutenant" that I was reminded of how freaky he can be — and how exhilarating it can be to watch an actor go far and then just a little too far.
(I was reminded of the non-serious warning to the faint-hearted that Gaspar Noé put into one of his films – and Noé is a big fan of torturing his audiences with stroboscopic flickering). It is incredible just how freaky black-and-white visuals can be: a shimmering chequerboard anxiety attack.
(Disney movies aside, a mother and a daughter couldn't really inhabit each other's bodies, no matter how freaky the Friday; nor could the soul of a warrior ever really be transported into the body of a brother bear.) Similarly, not every inanimate object has a definite function (a hammer may have purpose, but a rock just is).
