Sentence examples for fraught experience from inspiring English sources

Not everybody has had a fraught experience.

Watching Kerber trying to close out a three-setter is always an emotionally fraught experience.

Taking children to the supermarket can be a fraught experience at the best of times.

School, the research found, is a particularly fraught experience for children in families with problem debt.

Rodgers believes his players will be all the better for coming through such a fraught experience.

They want to call Margaret Cuneen as a witness to give evidence about her fraught experience with the watchdog.

It recovers a forgotten but important episode in the history of the Crusades while providing a rare window into the fraught experiences of the converts themselves.

As a depressed teenager, often in and out of hospital with frequent, fraught experiences with social services, I wrote him a short letter telling him how his films brought some joy and escapism to my life.

Then St. Aubyn had moved to his preferred corner, and recalled some of his life's most fraught experiences with steady irony, and in an unhurried accent of English privilege that — like the paintings that hang in his drawing room, and the tone of amused contempt that sometimes marks his prose — is part of his inheritance from a father who tortured him.

"The current system is extraordinarily complex, leading to fraught experiences for deafblind and multi-sensory impaired children," he said.

Now Asda's bosses say customers want a less fraught shopping experience.