Sentence examples for fraught drama from inspiring English sources

The film's director, John Kent Harrison, and its screenwriter, Paris Qualles, have conventionally structured this psychologically fraught drama.

The two men close in on Mei, and their triangulated relationship is a fraught drama of double-cross and triple-cross, where nothing is as it seems, and whose impostures conceal a passionate, tragic love story.

After three hours of fraught drama, we learnt that Tom was not actually the son of Sam, but rather of a rapist who had been an orderly at the hospital; Sam's wife, now dead, had been given baby Tom as a bribe to stop her husband from spilling the beans that the doctor was encouraging the rapes and selling off the babies.

The concluding play in the season is "A Kid Like Jake," by Daniel Pearle, about a New York couple caught up in the ever-fraught drama of trying to gain entry to an elite school for their son, Jake.

But its history fraught with drama gave it a special significance.

But their first bout, at Wembley Stadium in London in June 1963, was fraught with drama.

McIlroy's grace period for bonding with his new equipment has been fraught with drama.

It was a solemn moment, fraught with drama and charged with history.

This Hamlet is less an anguished philosopher than a tortured player in a fraught domestic drama.

The spectre of uselessness lifts the curtain on a fraught cultural drama.

But it is more likely that slickly produced reality television makes even the most routine tasks seem fraught with drama.