Sentence examples for very freak from inspiring English sources

When asked by police to explain how the no-balls came to be delivered at the times precisely predicted by the agent to Mahmood, Butt described it as a "very freak occurrence".

Later a tape of Butt's police interview was played to the court in which he explained the fact that the allegedly predetermined no-balls were bowled exactly as predicted as a "very freak occurrence".

The general consensus is that this would essentially annihilate the freak culture latent in Coney Island's appeal, the very freak culture that allowed someone like The Great Fredini to cut his teeth in public entertainment by swallowing swords.

"I was very freaked out," Eichner said.

They were always very freaked out".

"I was talking to a group of Asian women artists once, and they were very freaked out about bad reviews," she said, fluffing her hair.

But though the free fall appears to have stopped, traders are still very freaked out, according to the CBOE Volatility Index — also known as the "fear index".

The gay movement in the past was also solidly leftist, but now it's largely neo-liberal and even conservative, distancing itself from its fringe or extreme elements to the point of adopting moralistic and judgmental positions towards the very freaks that fought for gay liberation in the first place.

They will be very freaked out when they see it.

Since we are using very fast FREAK descriptor it is not our purpose to implement full feature extraction algorithm in hardware but just its most time-consuming part which is brute force matcher based on the Hamming distance.

So I hosted hundreds of parties, as well as throwing my own very successful freak fest: Acid Disko!