Sentence examples for was a bit freaked from inspiring English sources

Everyone was "a bit freaked out", he said.

Nearby was the Nicholl family, including 10-year-old Jake, who admitted he was "a bit freaked out at first" by the sight of athletes missing an arm or a leg, but who now found the sport even more exciting than the Olympics.

Last night, as I set out on my training ride, which was supposed to be a simple recovery ride — that is, at a low intensity to loosen up the legs after a hard night of intense interval training — I have to admit I was a bit freaked out by some of the comments posted yesterday by those who doubt I have time to really get ready by July 6.

I was a bit freaked out but then I remembered that Dead or Alive had been huge in Japan, so it was probably a natural reaction.

My parents were a bit freaked out.

"I'm a bit freaked out out here".

"My parents were a bit freaked out – they're as far from stage parents as you could possibly get".

But the owner has taken the site down, as he's a bit freaked out by the whole thing.

8.44pm: "I don't want to freak you out, but I am a bit freaked out," says Theo R. I'm not convinced that is a way to calm people down.

"I was born on that sofa!" Bulgakov is a bit freaked out, but historically this is accurate: the sofa on which Tolstoy was born stayed in his study at Yasnaya Polyana, and indeed is still there (though the house was occupied by invading German forces during the second world war and there is now a hole in it, made by a Nazi soldier's bayonet).

Though I'm a bit freaked out by the service looking through my inbox, I'm really impressed with the result.