Sentence examples for the freak of from inspiring English sources

"I actually became the freak of the school you know.

"We're not the freak of the universe — but we are a very poor approximation," Kipping says.

It is as though the freak of my survival charged my disposition with gratitude.

It's not fair on him," says Emily, whose uncompromising nature and capacity for absolute fury is captured perfectly by the script and by Chloe Pirrie's performance; neither make her into the freak of legend.

But only two male surfers in history have surpassed that point: Newcastle legend Mark Richards, who won four consecutive titles, and the freak of freaks, Slater (interestingly, such individual dominance is more common in women's surfing: six women have reached or exceeded the triple, and between them Australia's Layne Beachley and Steph Gilmore account for 12 titles).

(When Agassi used the term "freak of nature," he hastened to add that he meant it as a compliment — Agassi was at the French Open issuing public praise of Federer and observing that only the freak of nature from Majorca had kept Federer from multiple French Open victories already).

Between it and the golden spruce, Port Clements had cornered the freak-of-nature market in western Canada.

It scares the freak out of me.

Except this time there was one big difference, the freak, out of no-where wind.

"The freaks of the cosmic circus are men.

There was gossip that the "freaks of the valley" were stealing water.