Sentence examples for fraught I from inspiring English sources
In a dispute this toxic and fraught, I expect my Health Secretary to do the same with me.
The final negotiations between various departments and the Treasury are fraught, I am told.
W.F. Young asks: "Long ago I developed the expectation that on encountering the word fraught, I'd find it associated with a prepositional phrase, 'with [something].' Now, in old age, I find that expectation dashed, often.
When things are upset or fraught, I don't think it makes for better work, even if that's what has to happen onstage.
Now, moral choices in games are fraught – I'm not saying we solved it, with a trademark symbol.
The press issue I found fraught, because I had people I respected and admired who were sincerely thinking what I was asserting was nonsense.
But he still seems to find the whole subject so fraught that I often feel as if I'm trespassing on private trauma.
It's what I feel passionate about, when I feel a little bit mad and emotionally fraught when I'm writing it".
"The world of adoption is so fraught, and I've heard so many stories, sometimes I'd sit at my desk and think, What is the saddest thing that could happen?
I'm particularly interested in just how complicated female friendships can be, how fraught, and I think that side of friendship is worth exploring.
And when he sang the equally fraught phrase "I was wrong," the final word landed in his falsetto register, on an unlikely note.
