Sentence examples for slightly freaked from inspiring English sources
I was slightly freaked out.
But, as he tells it, he wasn't the kind of boy who tended to inspire fear: he was studious and curious and slightly freaked out by neighborhood violence.
I was already slightly freaked out by the legion of (male) colleagues who would email me immediately I had let it be known that I was knocked up, and ask me a) when I was going to be off, and b) could it be for as long as possible, please?
They were shooting a scene on horseback in front of 300 extras when Clarke lost control of her horse: "It went off with her into the high reeds and I think it slightly freaked her out!" "You ask someone: 'Can you ride?' and as an actor you're trained to say yes," smiles Clarke.
But this area has a history of slightly freak results.
We have SAINT VALENTINE'S and TENDERHEARTEDLY stretched sweetly across the grid, and I'm happy to say that it only freaked me out slightly to see LETS DIE cutting through the center of the heart.
That picture freaked me out," he recalls, "but it also slightly turned me on... ...... 'The Adventures of Wound Man and Shirley' is touring nationally.
I considered getting a boiling water tap – my friend Esther's got one and I've always been slightly envious – but it freaks me out a bit safety-wise, so I make do with a kettle.
And what freaks me slightly is that it's the artists who look like minors and whose audience are minors, and they're the ones that are the most sexualized, that there's a certain element within the entertainment industry which is, whether unwittingly or not, sexualizing minors via this kind of oversexualizing of artists who look like minors and whose audience are minors.
