Sentence examples for fraught relationships from inspiring English sources
Other labels, though, have more fraught relationships with their pasts.
"The nineteenth century is when these really fraught relationships with communication begin," she said.
By contrast, Ragnarok carried its inner tensions and fraught relationships with a sparing muscular economy.
In her arias Miranda sorts out her fraught relationships with them all.
What Milch has made of such fraught relationships, betrayals, and traumas is, in essence, his life's work as a writer.
Mr. La Bouchardière has taken a page from Alan Ayckbourn's playbook, letting the audience eavesdrop on several fraught relationships simultaneously.
So is Travers' fraught relationship with Camillus.
Their fraught relationship threatens to implode.
"So" seems also to reflect our fraught relationship with time.
The classical-music world has a fraught relationship with fame.
Social media has a fraught relationship with neurosis.
