Sentence examples for hysterical in from inspiring English sources

I remember being hysterical, in tears.

The policy was racially tinged and hysterical in its sweep.

(We're talking hysterical in every sense of the word).

The reaction to their calls has been little short of hysterical in some places.

"If China gets too inflated, the Japanese people will become hysterical in response," he said.

One becomes hysterical in a very unastronaut-like way and believes they're doomed.

The English had become more nervous, coarse and hysterical in their response to strangers.

No one grew blatantly hysterical in "Ripe for Hysteria," to music by Mio Morales.

Australia's media can be hysterical in its treatment of sporting failure.

In particular, the royal Saudis are "hysterical"—in the word of a recent visitor over America's outreach to Iran.

(Courtiers, Mitford writes, "became perfectly hysterical" in their efforts to get a walk-on role, or even simply a ticket).