Sentence examples for fraught questions from inspiring English sources

Fraught questions begin seething almost immediately in the reader's mind.

Mueller's detailed and fraught questions suggest that the risk in answering them far outweighs the risk of just saying no.

What the composer's music had to do with history has been one of the most fraught questions in the history of music.

What Shostakovich's music had to do with history has been one of the most fraught questions in the history of music.

This family memoir explores fraught questions surrounding the "Zapruder film," the home movie of the Kennedy assassination made by the author's grandfather.

In "Yellow Sun" Ms. Adichie explored the emotionally fraught questions of belonging and loyalty: How do allegiances to a family, an ethnic group or a nation shape an individual's sense of self?

It's a fraught question.

As Brooklynites know, it's a fraught question.

This was a fraught question for many of Olsen's contemporaries.

This is all apart from the fraught question of clinical depression.

Since then, America's involvement in the region has become a rather fraught question.