Sentence examples for in a freaky from inspiring English sources

The cave largely keeps his more indulgently shticky side in check, save for a needlessly obfuscating coda set in a freaky research center where albino crocodiles swim in the runoff from nuclear reactor plants.

Last week, an enchanting man named Adam Grace managed to beat his opponent by shouting out his answers in a freaky way, head tipped way back, crossing up all of her expectations of lying and truth-telling.

Toxoplasma gondii, a species of protozoa present in cat litter, kills three hundred and seventy-five Americans a year, and perpetuates itself through cat feces in a freaky way: when rodents eat toxoplasmii, their brain chemistry is changed so that they develop an attraction to the smell of cats.

The Fukitorimushi ("wipe-up bug") is an autonomous robot like a Roomba, but it moves in a freaky inchworm style.

Not in a Freaky Friday sort of way, but in a spiritual "this must be kismet because nothing else makes sense" kind of way?

So to cheer her up, or to challenge and even bully her in some odd way, he makes a horribly misjudged decision to travel to Romania and show up at her offices in costume as a freaky comic character called "Toni Erdmann" – for laughs.

Matteo Garrone's Tale of Tales is fabulous in every sense: a freaky portmanteau film based on the folk myths collected and published by the 16th-century Neapolitan poet and scholar Giambattista Basile – Garrone worked on the adaptation with Edoardo Albinati, Ugo Chiti and Massimo Gaudioso.

Close-ups look like the very last frame in Polanski's Repulsion: a freaky vision of a mad, murderous little girl.

It especially suits the "comeuppance" stories in this collection, where a freaky karmic revenge is exacted on contemporary villains (such as the rich western tourist who filches a priceless carpet from a marketplace salesman).

The trading-places formula is put to use here in a weight-conscious comedy, a "Freaky Friday" mind-body exchange that measures the eternal contest between brains and beauty by the pound.

He travels to Wales to find that this Victorian gothic pile with its gifted children exists in a 1943 time loop and its "peculiars" are now menaced by the dementor-ish "hollows" led by Samuel L Jackson with Marilyn Manson eyes, and there's a freaky finale in Blackpool, of all surreal places.