Sentence examples for a hysteria from inspiring English sources
"Well, there's a hysteria being whipped up.
Kennan: This is a hysteria of the western press.
"There's a hysteria being whipped up," he said.
Mr. Cameron warned against a hysteria that threatened to drag innocent people into the fray.
There's an absurdity — a hysteria — that lurks between the lines of the most stern and sober of lists.
"As a practical matter she has almost single-handedly caused, well, not an hysteria, but a heightened interest in mold," Flynn says, choosing her words carefully.
"There's an hysteria that I've been the victim of," he said.
It's as though the nation is in the grip of an hysteria that would make Joseph McCarthy proud.
But to heap so much disaster upon one man could never be proportionate, and his disgrace leaves a hysteria-hangover.
But once I got used to the hysterical, exaggerated pitch of the performances, the production began to make a certain sense, as if reflecting the wild creative effusions of a hysteria-prone writer who hadn't learned to rein himself in.
