Sentence examples for often freaks from inspiring English sources

Not only must all drugs must undergo very stringent testing but the idea of drugs containing metals, like platinum, often freaks out the general public.

So that's something that often freaks women out 'cause they are awake in the middle of the night having to peel off layers of clothes as if they're having a hot flash but it's actually normal.

The stigma of herpes being disgusting or gross often freaks out both the person who has herpes and the person on the receiving end of the conversation.

The ballerinas and actresses he worshipped, sometimes from very close up, were often freaked out by the attentions of this shy, gaunt man offering them a box filled with... them.

Mothers unaware of this phenomenon often freak out when they see a little blood in their babies' diapers, but it's very common and happens in about a quarter of all female babies, usually in the first seven days of life.

"And often gadget freaks talk to gadget freaks, and it starts to build momentum".

Open-source enthusiasts, by contrast, are precisely the sort of people you'd like to see inspecting the voting code; they're often libertarian freaks, nuttily suspicious of centralized power, and they'd scream to the high heavens if they found anything wrong.

And it was often a freak show.

Barrings can often be freak flashes of behavior mixed with a spot of overindulgence, making you perhaps wilder than usual.

We don't often get freaked out, but while filming here the newly charged batteries for both our video camera and digital still camera died in just minutes.

Aware that they're often perceived as freaks, they rarely agree to be photographed, but Martin, open and nonjudgmental, established a rapport with them.