Sentence examples for some freaky from inspiring English sources

But what if, by some freaky circumstance, she wasn't?

She added, "I've grown up with these women, and they still treat me like a kid in some freaky way".

His invisible puppeteer had shaky hands, making it seem as if N.P. were always on the verge of busting out into some freaky dance move.

Perhaps the most bizarre part of the story is that the resulting album Lokutara isn't some freaky excursion into the mind of the mountain.

The younger man had been told only that Mr. Hanssen was a sexual deviant (he had some freaky habits), not that he was a turncoat.

Yes, its stars include Paul Giamatti, who cleverly voices Screw-On Head, and, yes, there are some freaky monsters and undead figures, but in general this shrill, black-saturated show will captivate only the least casual sci-fi fans.

Directed by Andrew Currie, who wrote the guffaw-splattered, lightly bloody, bit too modest screenplay with Robert Chomiak and Dennis Heaton, the film takes place in the 1950s, or some freaky-fantasy variation on the same, in a small town washed in muted colors and occasionally rocked by a blast of angry red.

Now: You get out of bed excited to see Pikachu, SpongeBob and some freaky-looking, faceless, silver rabbit thing floating down Central Park South.

She also works on some terribly weird art projects, including some freaky-ass dolls that no innocent child should ever be allowed to craft.

You could also, like, maintain an open and honest relationship and just talk things out instead of spying with some freaky-ass technology, but whatever.

What followed was an interactive film that began with a man telling me to cling to an envelope at all costs as I went on a bizarre journey in a car with some freaky-looking clowns.