Sentence examples for creating hysteria from inspiring English sources

"They're creating hysteria".

Other villagers blamed a lack of national guidelines on safe radiation levels for creating hysteria about the village's risks.

H&M launched its "M by Madonna" line in March, creating hysteria as customers queued for hours to buy the clothes.

But over all, it has done its job, satisfying interest without sensationalizing, covering the trial with a measured tone, and providing depth and perspective — valuable commodities on a story all too capable of creating hysteria.

In a statement, Mt. Gox's operators said the attack may have been motivated by hackers trying to prompt "panic selling" -- buying up cheap bitcoins after creating hysteria, then waiting for the currency's value to recover.

She is the author of "Creating Hysteria: Women and Multiple Personality Disorder" and a biographical and critical study of the choreographer Mark Morris; the co-editor of "André Levinson on Dance: Writings from Paris in the Twenties"; and the editor of "The Diary of Vaslav Nijinsky".

To create hysteria, Malcolm would book them into tiny venues; it would be pandemonium.

He said: "Politicians should not jump to conclusions and seek to create hysteria through fear-mongering".

In one flash of anger he complained his competitors had "caught us with dirty hands and created hysteria".

Exaggerated press coverage and false sightings created hysteria up and down the East Coast, amplified by Robert E. Lee's simultaneous invasion of Pennsylvania.

You pass a ghost town called Leadfield, where an alleged hundred-million-dollar silver-lead mine created hysteria in the twenties.