"The Conservatives are adopting a hysterical, antiregulation view," he adds.
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Carson's opponents vilified her, in Linda Lear's words, as "a hysterical woman whose alarming view of the future could be ignored or, if necessary, suppressed.
No matter how often or how congenially the commentators acknowledged their insular view, the hysterical tone fostered a false sense that the public was teetering on the verge of nervous collapse.
As Alexandra Popoff suggests in her new biography, "Sophia Tolstoy," the countess has been maligned by history, viewed as hysterical and insanely jealous, a shrew.
Donald Trump centers his immigration views around hysterical accounts of criminality on the border.
The old man railed against Generation Snowflake, which he viewed as hypersensitive, hysterical, self-obsessed.
They were viewed as either hysterical mobs to be patronised or, especially after the murder of John Lennon, obsessive loners to be feared.
Somehow, the best TV host of his generation ended up being treated like some kind of war criminal and his employees capitulated to the views of a hysterical, media-driven minority.
When one starts, the other butts in with a sharp, "Save it for the podcast!" QUICK HITS YouTube video views: 530,000 Known For: The hysterical, feel-good live-audience podcast "You Had to Be There".
