In the years since then, liberalism has seen recurring waves of such end-of-days hysteria.
A lesson here is offered by the recent experience of wheat prices, caused by a price hysteria in March.
Murphy also includes in this chapter a very useful section on deflation, a subject nearly impossible to find treated without breathless hysteria.
The group is the remnants of the so-called Gang of 10 that tried to work out a sensible energy strategy during the "drill, baby, drill" hysteria of the 2008 presidential campaign.
For me the great truths are laced with hysteria.
Is it hysteria, anger, hatred, pain, or accusation? In fact, when love is past, silence is the best goodbye.
So speaking of patriotic articles should not be an enlightening slogan, nor should it be an emotional hysteria, what it should be, I think, you know.
When Presidential Adviser Daniel P. Moynihan counseled "benign neglect" in his now famous memo, his stated intention was only to remove hysteria from both sides of the racial struggle.
But there seems to be tolerant scepticism rather than royalist hysteria around the wedding itself.
This invites all the foolishness and the hysteria of mysticism - a vague, inarticulate sentiment which breeds illusion.
As his wife called 911 and, close to hysteria, tried to explain what they had seen, Jose calculated how to stop the Mercedes without causing an accident or harming his family.
But 1960s America was also a period of growing concern (hysteria, even) about population in developing countries.
The trials soon escalated into mass hysteria, with townspeople vehemently accusing neighbors and acquaintances, almost all of them unmarried women, of being witches.
A lot of people had different agendas in building "hysteria" around the deal, he said, with a sort of resigned, weary disgust: "they caught us with dirty hands and they built this hysteria around it."
That was more of desperate hysteria than crazy thinking.
20世纪上半叶常用这个概念来解释各种各样的症状和行为，尤其指女子；hysteria一词即源自希腊语「womb」（子宫），显示希腊人相信这些情况都是因为子宫功能失调所造成的。
The abnormal, spasmodic swallowing of air, especially as a symptom of hysteria.
AT the peak of India's strange insurance hysteria a few years ago there were almost 3m people flogging life-insurance policies.
But Redacted pretty successfully sustains a dual level of hysteria (in its content) and disinterest (in its film-long framing devices).
