Sentences with phrase «called hysterical»

It's called hysterical or hysteria or something.

When Lagarde examined Grace, she saw a young woman with what she called a hysterical personality throwing herself around the intensive care unit bed, complaining loudly and sometimes incoherently of diffuse body pain.

(STOCKHOLM)(Brief article) Artforum International; January 1, 2011; Busta, Caroline; 299 words MODERNA MUSEET March 5 - April 24 Curated by Iris Muller - Westermann Her painting has been described as literally «beside itself,» but she might call it hysterical too, and after nearly two decades in New York making art, playing music, teaching, and writing, the Cologne - born Koether returns to Europe

Jutta Koether Artforum International; January 1, 2011; Busta, Caroline; 298 words STOCKHOLM MODERNA MUSEET March 5 - April 24 Curated by Iris Müller - Westermann Her painting has been described as literally «beside itself,» but she might call it hysterical too, and after nearly two decades in New York making art, playing music, teaching, and writing, the Cologne - born Koether

Virtually visit them all at Global Warming's Winners via Grist It all reminds me of: «CO2: We Call it Life» ads: We Call it Hysterical

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To my ear, calling a woman crazy is a convenient way to suggest that men are sane and logical, while women are emotional and even hysterical.

If EVERYONE in the world heard the same announcement simultaneously, who calls the others hysterical?

I love the line from a hysterical movie called «saved» where Mary the main character says, «why would God make us all so different if he wanted us to look uniform».

They touched my hair, and called me «Miss Whitey,» which is hysterical if you've seen me.

Hysterical, I called my mother.

First of all — HYSTERICAL that you call Martha Marty... HA!

I called the hospital, hysterical, and asked to speak with the nursing consultant.

If it's benign, no need to call your doctor unless you're utterly hysterical about it.

Hysterical, I called my parents, the emergency room, and a priest.

The Democratic presidential nominee thought the «Saturday Night Live» parody of her first debate with Trump was hysterical, and called Alec Baldwin's impression of her opponent «perfect.»

She called the idea of running for governor of Puerto Rico «absolutely hysterical,» though she did not rule it out.

Scientists and others calling for emission cuts are being hysterical, he contends.

Wendy Jarrett, chief executive of a London - based group called «Understanding Animal Research,» says that «Explaining what really goes on inside labs is the best way to counter the sometimes hysterical claims of so - called animal rights activists.»

«Explaining what really goes on inside labs is the best way to counter the sometimes hysterical claims of so - called animal rights activists,» says Wendy Jarrett, chief executive of the organization.

When Silent Spring was first published, a chorus of critics called Carson «hysterical» and «extremist.»

After my call, he labeled me another «hysterical left winger», brought in the subject of heterosexual aids and how he beat the «predictions» of scientists on this subject, then proceeded to name all the «scientists» that were skeptics (including Lindzen, Frederick Seitz, Tim Patterson, Svensmark, Willie Soon and others) along with their scientific «credentials».

We tend to think we have to control our feelings in order to avoid being called emotional or hysterical.

They use these reactions to call you «hysterical» or «crazy,» which allows them to write you off as an unstable lunatic.

August 7: MASTERMINDS Things relax in August as I sit back and prepare to laugh myself silly at the thought of SNL's Kristen Wiig, Jason Sudeikis, and Kate McKinnon teaming up with Owen Wilson and the odd, hysterical Zach Galifianakis in this true life tale of the so - called «Hill - billy Heist.»

(Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly) From the producer of Superbad, Knocked Up and The 40 - Year - Old Virgin comes the breakout comedy critics are calling «brazenly hysterical!»

She also co-hosts a hysterical podcast called 2 Dope Queens.

As a continuation of his hysterical and pointed opener calling out Hollywood's systemic racism and sexism, the host rounded up a few of his fellow comedians, including Whoopi Goldberg, Tracy Morgan, and Saturday Night Live «s Leslie Jones to give the Academy a much needed diversity lesson.

That is, until he receives a hysterical call about a dead man on the beach.

On the verge of a hysterical episode, I did the same thing I always do when facing a mental breakdown — I called my best friend, Toni.

As a form of treatment she is forbidden from working, and is encouraged to eat well and get plenty of exercise and air, so she can recuperate from what he calls a «temporary nervous depression - a slight hysterical tendency», a diagnosis common...

She called me that evening, sounding hysterical.

«One lady called us recently and she was absolutely hysterical,» Rawls said.

Aggression Vs. Play Our shelter has received many hysterical phone calls from new ferret parents thinking their ferret is attacking them.

Over at Hack My Trip, Scott is hosting a hysterical new guest series called Devil's Advocate, where they pierce conventional wisdom in the travel blogosphere.

If that sounds hysterical, Crow calls the work «Hysteria.»

We'd been isolated uptown, not to mention the number of times we had hysterical dealers calling in a panic, lost in the South Bronx.»

More product features, more product upgrades, more marketing campaigns, more advertising campaigns, more junk mail, more focus groups, more endless meetings that start at 7 am for no reason, more memos, more mission statements, more white papers, more working weekends, more brainstorming sessions, more blue - sky thinking, more team - building exercises, more PowerPoint slides, more sharp - dressing employees with fancy job titles, more visually - pleasing personal assistants, more prestigious office addresses, more buzzwords, more catchphrases, more infographics, more international conference calls, more office politics, more hysterical emails sent at 2.

In reference to so called Dolly we see it here in NY on the evening news this week now in the Times «hysterical» descriptions of what is a tropical storm NOT a hurricane.

You call it hysteria when, in all actuality, you nay sayers are the hysterical ones in your futile attempt to ignore what is right under your silly noses: our planet is being murdered by the very stewards that are supposed to support it.

If you add to this the evidence Roger A. Pielke, Sr. offers in his rebuttal of RC propaganda, I think one can safely and sanely declare that the AGW proponents are working with a house of cards: it looks like a great integrated, well designed structure, a consensus — especially to the so - called environmentalists and to their media and political allies — but so many of its foundational data sets (ocean temps, net ice melt, etc) don't support their model; at the very least, they don't support the hysterical, «save the planet» nuttiness that is rampant today.

He said the foundation exists to help restore a less «hysterical» and «emotional» debate on the subject and promote what he calls a more «flexible and long - term approach» to the problem.

Also since so - called «deniers» aren't asking you to do anything besides leaving them alone while the warmists have an entire new comprehensive plan for the world your constant worrying about «deniers» seems a tad hysterical.

Herr Rabbett, let's assume you are correct (which you are most assuredly not), then I call on you to announce a full scale retraction of all of the hysterical press releases by the authors, the NSF, the journal, as well as the MSM.

**** To call the mood amongst the wind industry, its parasites and spruikers «hysterical» is mastery in understatement.

I wouldn't really call the snippet vitriolic or hysterical (well, maybe a bit hysterical), but I would call it decidedly un-scientific and very lacking in objectivity, which is supposed to be what you get from independent peer review.

After my call, he labeled me another «hysterical left winger», brought in the subject of heterosexual aids and how he beat the «predictions» of scientists on this subject, then proceeded to name all the «scientists» that were skeptics (including Lindzen, Frederick Seitz, Tim Patterson, Svensmark, Willie Soon and others) along with their scientific «credentials».

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