Sentence examples for too freaky from inspiring English sources
"That would be too freaky".
They say it is too freaky and too big and it doesn't make sense.
Except don't ask her about Brighton; that's too freaky a secret even to tell a newspaper.
Keller calls it "pure evil," and so does Eddie, who flips on his co-conspirators when things get too freaky.
Bennetto worked the room with gusto: I'm a greasy-cheek freak A leader of tomorrow, But I won't be 'round next week 'Cause I'm too freaky.
Albert Nobbs seems a deeply weird – perhaps even too freaky – chap, with his odd appearance and titchy figure and strangled voice and unwillingness to socialise.
It can get pretty freaky too.
The on-stage trampoline is too tempting for Freaky Fortune and Risky Kidd, but will they get extra points for their back drop?
Die Antwoord, we think you're freaky too.
That whole thing with the realistic dollhouses is pretty freaky, too.
(Kind of says it all, doesn't it?) Mostly, though, the bogeyman just goes, "Boo!" If "Sunshine" plays out more like a viscerally pleasurable diversion than an intellectually stimulating head trip, it's largely because Mr. Boyle tends to lean on familiar genre stratagems and his estimable technique rather than risk anything by going too far out and freaky.
