A sort of romantic hysteria.

Allowing myself to be stampeded like this into a state of hysteria...

It's just mild hysteria.

You are going through the same process.

You have before you a perfect case of hysteria.

My advice to them was to not get caught up in the hysteria.

It even affects serious men like yourselves.

No stoning of US embassies no mass internet hysteria.

Today, this strange insensitivity is considered a symptom of hysteria.

You are allowing your native imperturbability... to be swept away by a spate of mounting hysteria.

Play with the rabbit ears. lt i gt Reports, incredible as they seem, lt i gt lt i gt are not the results of mass hysteria. lt i gt

They were mightily disappointed when Putin stated that he did not want any hysteria'' over these issues.

Max Katz thought the ban was the result of hysteria in the wake of the twin bombings in Volgograd.

Loose a wave of religious hysteria on top of it and every crack pot and his brother will be lecturing on street corners.

The whole question of this demon monster... that you think shocked Hobart out of his mind... is a perfect example of autosuggestion and mass hysteria.

Charlie Hebdo employs its rather brutal satire against dogma, hypocrisy, and hysteria, regardless of its source.

In recent discussions about how to combat the virus, the methodical rigor of science and medicine has given way to hyperbolic politics and public hysteria.

During the first two days of the hysteria, the main advisers and teachers for the nation were politicians parliament members, ministers, former ministers, etc.

Then when their health goes awry, they blame everything but their hysteria, ignorance and inability to think or research for themselves.

Yet, it is essential that China be co opted into the international system as a factor for stability and not as a part of some strategical elision involving China, Russia, and India against American hegemony.

Sino American relations are susceptible to hysteria, in terms of American public opinion, and to hysterical manipulation insofar as Chinese public opinion is concerned.

The other faction was rooted in nineteenth century know nothing populism, with its flights of nationalist hysteria, defense of traditional prejudices, and resentment of intellectual and economic elites.

Blair Sheridan of Eastern Approaches explains why he doesn't understand the hysteria about the last minute changes to Ukraine's election law.

Other political forces, including members of the Russian Communist party and LDPR, have also called the killing a provocation aimed at destabilizing the political situation and hardening anti Russian sentiment.

With the outbreak of HIV AIDS in the U.S. in the late 1970s, Leonard's personal life was caught up in the hysteria about the virus that peaked in the 1980s.

There was little, he said, that could prepare one for the barely concealed hysteria of life in East Timor which had the feel of a vast prison.

Well, perhaps not romantic, but a hysteria anyway, which seems to convert them from a collection of sober, intelligent, rather sentimental individuals... into a dangerous mob.

Holocaust Remembrance Day in Jerusalem this year again saw Israeli leaders competing with each other in feeding the gloom of the national psyche and public hysteria surrounding Iran s intentions.

It's December 17, in the last few years these lines with crazy people in stores and traffic jams around shopping malls are a usual thing for pre New Year hysteria.

Because in the mid 1950s, when I was a tiny child, they had the audacity to launch a very primitive little satellite called Sputnik, which sent the Western world into a hysterical tailspin.