Sentence examples for usually freaks from inspiring English sources

It usually freaks most girls out.

Instead, they usually "freak out" and throw error messages at their users.

At least he's in character; right-wingers usually freak out about the presence of any non-white, non-Christian cultures in America.

SB: I'm not very comfortable with it, I usually get freaked out if I'm in a situation where a lot of people recognise me at once.

Norma's moments in the spotlight are usually cringeworthy freak outs, but the only thing crazy about this scene was how crazy good it was.

Only more so, because usually Merrion just freaks out people like actor Jennifer Ellison or journalist Matthew Wright, as opposed to one of the world's most famous singers.

Be noted, otakus are usually treated as freaks in Japan and that it is not "cool" or "awesome" to be one.

I'm not usually a health freak, but I always find being fit and healthy puts you in good stead for the run of a show.

I usually gather with the freaks, and we watch it somewhere together, which has got to be entertaining for fans as well: watching us, watch ourselves.

Ozy also suffers from annual baldness, usually through either a freak accident or because of Millie.

Usually people would be freaked out by hearing a big explosion out of the ordinary.