Sentence examples for sort of freak from inspiring English sources
Although not likely to act upon the latter./I am some sort of freak.
If we didn't laugh I think we'd sort of freak out".
Conrad was always sensitive to the charge of being "a sort of freak, a bloody amazing furriner writing in English".
You remained here so you could spread the Auschwitz myth; you remained here as a sort of freak.
In another chapter he writes that success turned his former band mate Brian Jones "into this sort of freak, devouring celebs and fame and attention".
The author is never able to get the thing strong enough without its tipping over into a sort of freak show.
After an unsuccessful presentation of them, along with other animal trophies and African artifacts, as a sort of freak-show exhibition on lower Broadway, where P. T. Barnum was among his competitors, he tried London.
She seemed sort of freaked out, but the baby wasn't making a sound.
"He's big into the awkward pauses, and that sort of freaks me out," he said.
(The e-mail route in my county involved scanning and creating PDF's and then sending the digital package off to a clerk's personal Hotmail account, which sort of freaked me out).
