Sentence examples for really hysterical from inspiring English sources

Things became really hysterical when it came to composing the message.

She was really hysterical.

Because the funny thing about the witch trials is this: it wasn't, really, those hysterical little girls and so-called temptress wenches who did all this damage to America's soul.

Devastated by the failure of VPL, Lanier moved to New York, where he recorded an album of Asian string and wind instruments, produced by Philip Glass and others, and embarked on what he describes as "a really crazy, hysterical young marriage" that lasted only a few months.

"And that's how it played out, which really looks hysterical," stated Ryan.

"I would always get really crazy and hysterical and nervous and Joe would remain calm".

Or would take a day or two before going, 'Oh my God, that was really astute and hysterical.' I got a little bit of that.

Helena had plenty of flaws, as Lynch readily admits now, but there really was something hysterical, vicious and deeply personal about the way she was treated.

It concluded with a rhetorical question: "Is this really a cynical, hysterical argument, or simply the voice of logic and common sense?" The Sun gave unequivocal backing to Johnson for making "the reasonable point that various people had tried and failed to unify the ­countries of Europe — including ­Napoleon and Hitler".

It really — it was hysterical.

Two officers from the LAPD Wilshire Division found Rihanna in Brown's rented silver Lamborghini "beaten really badly and hysterical".