Sentence examples for fraught mood from inspiring English sources

Throughout the first act, a fraught mood prevails.

Now, in "Istanbul Passage," Kanon compounds the fraught postwar mood with a location to match.

Raw in language and fraught in mood, "Sore Throats" is also somewhat murky in its meanings.

These throwaway lines somehow perfectly capture Greece's dark mood, and its fraught relationship with Germany, the European superpower that seems to hold its fate.

It was a fraught move, he knew.

Relief was the mood of the stadium, so fraught was the action.

The only difference will be that the political mood will be even more fraught than it was this week.

The political climate was again becoming fraught.

The manager's relationship with the Brazilian media has been fraught during this tournament, with several media blackouts imposed, but the mood on this occasion was forgiving.

One of Bergman's most appealing traits is that, though the mood of his movies could be famously difficult and fraught, they poured forth in generous profusion, as if he could hardly help himself, and knew no other release.

The popular image of them as laid-back West Country stoners upon whom an inexplicable mood of paranoid gloom seemed to descend during the fraught sessions for Mezzanine doesn't really hold up.