Sentence examples for plain creepy from inspiring English sources
"It's just plain creepy!" "This guy should be arrested".
Or, to put it another way, it can be just plain creepy.
There is a fine line between well-researched and keen, and just plain creepy.
You wonder whether Scorsese has any sense of what amuses children and what they might find plain creepy.
There's Missouri Jerk, who resembles a mustache with a man attached; Lovely Poe, whose face looks like the bad end of a bar fight; Lawless Sam Diego, who looks like a loving homage to Quentin Blake's hirsute husband in "The Twits," by Roald Dahl; and the Stanford twins, By-Guess and By-Golly, who are peg-legged, eye-patched and just plain creepy.
It was a nightmare convention: police in black uniforms, others in beige, military police in camouflage, others in plain clothes, but the creepiest were the riot police's wardrobe brandishing live-fire arms and marching in unison, they sported all-black samurai-like helmets and reptilian body armor.
#proud daddy ☺️ The comments of Mr Bieber - at once embarrassing, creepy and just plain strange - were almost as awkward as the New York Daily News's high-minded feature that included full-frontal photos of the 21-year-old singer while he was on holiday in Bora Bora, in the South Pacific.
From a four-foot Barney doll to old plastic trophies, you can bet you'll find some creepy and just plain useless items.
Yet the idea of looking at nude photos of, say, Brad Pitt or George Clooney feels both creepy and just-plain silly.
No one scene is all too bad, but taken in their entirety you wonder why Rand felt a rational woman couldn't lay off the creepy vibe and try plain vanilla sex once in awhile.
