Sentence examples for most freaked from inspiring English sources

Most of Ballard's incredible body of work is disturbing enough, but High-Rise was the one that most freaked me out.

Some tasters thought were into it, but most "freaked out," according to Wang.

The ultimate irony is that the people most freaked out by the numbers, the wrinkles, the widening of the midsection, waste more of their precious time denying aging than in pursuit of living hard.

On that basis, the thing that would most freak out Arabella was for him to be cool, to act as if nothing could have bothered him less than having the kids on his own over Christmas.

This is probably the experience the foodies and cocktail-enthusiasts should most freak out about.

We've got this fierce fucking following – like the cutest, most freak-mode, wildest kids, and also older people who are super-duper in tune with what we're doing, and that's not going away – it's getting bigger fucking fast.

Most people freak out when they book a holiday - they expect to lose 14st and morph into Elle Macpherson/Daniel Craig two weeks before they get there.

Regardless of his self-sufficiency, he knew that if his parents learned about his job they would most certainly freak the fuck out.

Joachim Sauter was into new media way before it was old enough to have that name, experimenting with digital when most people were freaked out by VHS.

No doubt about it -- the next episodes of "America's Most Freaked-Out Tech-Company Board Meetings" won't be filmed at Amazon.

Too bad there's not a reality TV show called "America's Most Freaked-Out Tech-Company Meetings," where you watch classic panicked board meetings.