Sentence examples for fraught expression from inspiring English sources

It can be read as a philosophical treatise or a fraught expression of religious conviction but above all it is gloriously entertaining.

But in recent weeks, some club members' smiles have been replaced by more fraught expressions as worries have grown not only about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, but also about the potential blowback to Casper's No. 1 industry.

The actress took to the app like a pro, delivering some diva-worthy, emotionally fraught expressions. .

As much as Ms. Franganillo and her co-choreographer, Oscar Martinez Pey, might have liked to suggest the Barthes-like subtleties of love's discourse, the dancers brought little emotional complexity to their performance, simply maintaining expressions of fraught intensity throughout.

Translating experiences out of the idiom of another era into contemporary expression is as fraught with loss as any translation between languages.

Being a fan is foolish, and yet, as your scorn has grown over the years, rooting for Duke has felt more like an expression of a fraught identity than a simple sports preference.

Yes, but the alternative - mandated content policies and individual governments vying for control over the global internet - is untenable and fraught with risk for free expression.

But the point is that clubs setting rules on musical expression is a fraught job.

Cross-population expression studies are fraught with the well-known variability in the biology as well as the difficulties in comparing transcriptome-wide measures from different platforms (7, 8) and the increasingly documented intrinsic biases of expression patterns of immortalized cell lines (6).

But the look is fraught with peril.

Self-descriptions are perilous, fraught with opportunities for unseemly boasting and expression of disembodied feelings.