Sentence examples for fraught characters from inspiring English sources

She is used to accommodating emotionally fraught characters "on a psychophysical level".

The famous "Merkozy" partnership between the chancellor and Sarkozy began with fraught character differences.

Two events last week, some 2,000 miles apart, captured the fraught character of the current debate about multicultural Britain.

Mamma mia, indeed, or should I say, "O dio!," in the manner of Da Ponte's love-fraught characters.

Green challenged the general assessment of Moss as a player fraught with character issues.

And for all the tumult that Mr. Jacobson brings to his characters' fraught love affairs, there is also a deep well of love and mournfulness for the women they have loved and lost.

Chris Carabott of IGN wrote that "in a show that features characters fraught with uncertainty, Keamy is the polar opposite and his Marine mentality definitely sets him apart.

However, the increasingly fraught and unstable character of the party political landscape in Italy leaves the government facing some difficult times ahead if it is to pass much needed reforms.

More important, it takes us inside the fraught minds of the characters.

They create, as they must, a sustained, fraught dialogue within their characters and with their physically absent spouses.

Food is a central theme in the novel, and Huong uses the family's interactions with food and its scarcity to demonstrate the fraught relationships between the characters.