Sentence examples for fraught lines from inspiring English sources

Characters simply take turns spitting unimaginatively fraught lines.

Our tendency to explore it along such fraught lines — male-female, white-black, young-old — makes it hard enough.

Each is a quartet for two men and two women; each responds, though without slavishness, to multiple layers of the music; each catches Bach's opposition and connection of emotionally fraught lines and larger mathematical structures.

A more fraught dividing line may concern attitudes on identity politics.

Torino would continue to push for an equaliser thereafter, putting their opponents' increasingly fraught back-line under pressure but never creating a clear-cut chance.

The nervy prose of William Leith could not be more apt for the rather fraught Northern line, and his manic, anxious account of being evacuated from a train that was filling with smoke is probably the most addictively readable thing here.

Almost all Foote's plays reimagine the socioeconomic and moral history of Wharton (renamed Harrison); they also record the tribulations of his own fraught family line, as its members struggled to adapt from the old agrarian South to the new industrial South.

Or perhaps it is something a bit less fraught, along the lines of us not knowing quite what to make of such a singular figure.

But only the outstanding cellist, Tim Gill, seemed to have the full measure of the piece, shining through the fraught texture with lines that bloomed just enough to keep the listening longing for that distant promised peace.

The vote split regionally -- Southern Californians were strongly in favor, while those in the north decisively rejected the plan -- underscoring the fraught geographic battle lines in the state's water wars. .

Even more ethically fraught is the line between restorative therapy and elective surgery.