Sentence examples for hysterical relief from inspiring English sources
Feeling a hysterical relief that everyhing is allright Ira's mother slaps him.
"She has a comical way of puffing up her face like a pouter pigeon and of hitting a high note with a kind of hysterical relief that she got there," Mr. Gelb wrote.
To treat symptoms of hysteria, doctors would massage the vulva and clitoris until the woman had a "hysterical paroxysm of relief".
Those of the audience who had not been named showed their relief with hysterical chants of gratitude and a baying for the blood of their fallen comrades.
He comments cheerfully that "England is not a hysterical country" (that's a relief) and, writing in 2000, that the British taxpayer has "long subsidised Broadway".
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("Coughers, why be an outcast — here's relief!" declared a rather hysterical 1939 advertisement in The Observer, of Rockford, Ill. "Do friends shun you — fail to invite you to social gatherings?
Actually not 9pm, but "darts o'clock" as presenter Gabby Logan called it during a breathless, near-hysterical link for Let's Play Darts for Sport Relief 2016.
Of Curtis and Kate's examining Manny Santos, she said that their expressions were "hysterical" and "funny" when they decided whether Manny was a juvenile, adding that it gave "a much needed moment of comic relief in an otherwise heavy episode".
