Sentence examples for become a minefield from inspiring English sources

"American politics has become a minefield.

Marriage has become a minefield of unattractive choices.

Soon Monkey Town rivals Pig City and classroom dynamics become a minefield.

The whole issue has become a minefield for some wealthy families.

Abigail Haworth investigated in a piece for the Observer, concluding that marriage, for young Japanese, "has become a minefield of unattractive choices".

As the Caitlyn Jenner saga has confirmed, the visual and verbal language of the subject has become a minefield, and Hooper's film is a master class in how to tiptoe through the mines.

Academic parties, which used to be so predictable, became a minefield.

By 10 30, the music heated up and the dance floor became a minefield of absurdly long dress trains.

And there is a splendid climax when Hildegard Bechtler's drawing-room set becomes a minefield in which lights sizzle and flare, pictures fall and even a chandelier ominously descends in Phantom of the Opera style.

Sarfraz Ahmed (19) was run out going for a second run on the arm of Colin de Grandhomme from deep backward square and the Seddon Park pitch, which had played well for two days, suddenly became a minefield when the second new ball was taken and it started to seam and kick off.

Seemingly banal and safe in space, one's home in one's kingdom becomes a minefield of anxiety and terror.