Sentence examples for more freaky from inspiring English sources

"You're very kind," he laughs, "but sometimes it was more freaky.

This June sees an entire festival in Bristol – billed simply as Weirdlore: Psych Folk and Beyond – dedicated to promoting the more freaky side of folk.

Even heavier and more freaky with organ is Freedom, a declaration of intent that features a typically electrifying Kendrick Lamar verse.

"Arthur wanted Allen's music to be more far-out, more freaky, and Allen wanted to keep it in a more conventional folk-blues thing".

This is said with a knowing half-smile: the sentiment isn't a million miles away from the tension at the heart of Concussion, a decidedly contemporary exploration of the competing urges for conventional domesticity and something a little more freaky.

There are more rugby league players in the north, but there are more freaky athletes in London".

These shows are finding new ways to express one of the central ideas in King's fiction: that the universe is more mysterious, freaky, and bad-ass than we know.

A gifted novelist can reveal the human, emotional heart of a story that on the face of it seems nothing more than freaky tabloid fodder.

Musically, I'm really happy to hear a more playful, freaky, and funky stream of tracks emerging out of the raw house and techno greyscale we've been hearing for a while now.

In The Virgin Suicides and again, in Middlesex, Eugenides says he has tried 'not to make something mundane strange, but rather, something that is somewhat freaky more normal'.

It was used on Linklater's hallucinatory fantasy Waking Life and in one section of The Five Obstructions by Lars von Trier and Jorgen Leth, but the effects here are much more subdued: less freaky, less spacey - in keeping with the downbeat mood.