Sentence examples for fraught about from inspiring English sources

People have become more relaxed and less fraught about the male body.

There is something fraught about her, as if she were host to past lives.

The impression was of a territory less fraught about its prospects than the outside world.

And there remains something particularly fraught about the whiteness of Italian-Americans, which has been contested for centuries.

He said: "It made her softer and she's less likely to get so fraught about the unimportant things that used to wind her up".

The bodies of athletes, both male and female, are habitually on display, yet there has been something especially contentious and fraught about the ways in which Williams's singular appearance — musculature both imposing and graceful — has been discussed.

It was hardly the first time the president has spoken in racially fraught terms about immigrants, but it underscored his anger about unchecked immigration — the animating issue of his campaign and his tenure so far — and his frustration that he has not been able to do more to seal the nation's borders.

He took the whole thing in very good spirits and submitted to a 10-minute interview during which people barged up and down the aisle, clambered about on the top deck and asked him fraught questions about his writing methods and Christianity.

Yet such a subtle approach could lead to innumerable, politically fraught, arguments about local conditions.

Some of the most fraught are about where cycling should fit in.

Local, uncontroversial small businesses are an ideal cause.Second, small business is conveniently relevant to the persistent, fraught debate about social mobility.