Sentence examples for too freaked from inspiring English sources

But on Friday he had just been too numb, too freaked, too incredulous, too sick.

"I try not to get too freaked out about things I can't control," Yost told Fox Sports Erin Andrewss during the rain delay.

They are begging New Jersey homeowners, Upper West Side moms and size 12's everywhere to replace the Hollywood beautiful people, who are too freaked out to get on a plane and join us for $14 farfalle.

Once we arrived I was too freaked out to do anything with him, so I busied myself with prom duties: affixing labels to the disposable cameras, going out to buy the prom song on cassette from Strawberry's music store, taking pictures with any and every person there.

"It can be hard living away from family and that is a choice sometimes going into international work, but I'm pretty content to stay here and not too freaked out by the security situation," she says.

The Piston will most likely be among the top-tier of upcoming devices that can wear the "Steam Box" moniker according to the Verge, so don't get too freaked out if you don't have $1,000 to spend on a gaming rig.

They too worry that no one will be interested in what they've written; they too find themselves in the middle of a story with no idea how to reach its end; they too freak out when a manuscript comes back from their editor slashed with red ink.

Initially, I too was freaked out.

Recalling Haddad's slander of my Lebanese heritage, I too was freaked out for a few minutes.

Some people get too easily freaked out.

When the hard times come, will your investor grip the steering wheel too tightly, freak out completely or help you steer clear of a jam?