Sentence examples for rather hysterical from inspiring English sources

Or, in his rather hysterical words, it was being stained by "the professional pimp".

I've known a few men who have acted rather hysterical in mid-life as well.

"There are moments when Nietzsche's heroic stance, bombastic and rather hysterical, is very nice.

"Max wrote these rather hysterical theatre pieces and I was placed in a false position of competition," he says.

He then made reference to a "rather hysterical" column by Fareed Zakaria in that morning's Washington Post about McCain's views on foreign policy.

Her death certificate cited "chronic alcoholic poisoning," but the cause might as well have been what her father had described as a "rather hysterical craving for fun".

Now Brexiters and remainers, hard and soft, can discuss legal realities rather than hysterical rumour.

To understand our "evil" impulses brings us closer to controlling them in ourselves and formulating rational, rather than hysterical, ways of dealing with them in others.

In Act I, while Siegmund tells Sieglinde and Hunding about his childhood on the run in the forest, a rather too hysterical (and too Disneyesque) shadow play of battling and fleeing loincloth-wearing figures flits across the wood-grain planks.

Rather than hysterical calls for a federal bailout of Sears to "protect jobs," or more tariffs levied on "China" in order to falsely protect an iconic monument to the past, there was calm on both sides.

Given our ordinary norms of practice mandatory reporting, physician's emergency certificate at the slightest suspicion of danger, and the positive duty to warn and to protect we are late, rather than hysterical.