Sentence examples for fraught subjects from inspiring English sources

These are not easy questions to ask — even home and education may be fraught subjects for many adolescents.

The right-wing press joyfully splashed the news across front pages.The Asahi has now been proven wrong on two of the most politically fraught subjects in Japan.

A huge trove of secret field reports from the battlegrounds of Iraq sheds new light on the war, including such fraught subjects as civilian deaths, detainee abuse and the involvement of Iran.

As the date for Lincoln's issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation drew ever closer, the questions of slavery, its relationship to the laws of war and how the newly freed slaves would act became increasingly fraught subjects.

The key to broaching fraught subjects is precision of voice and imaginative control; the risk, in airing matters like teenage shootings for young audiences, is making the histrionics of violence look fun.

And while a classroom conversation about emotionally fraught subjects would seem not only advisable but also just part of any decent teaching method, slapping a trigger warning on classic works of literature seems a short step away from book banning, a kind of censorship based on offenses to individual feelings.

But victimhood is a fraught subject.

Prostitution is an even more fraught subject.

This was a fraught subject for Beyoncé.

The Atlantic looks at a fraught subject with nuance.

Budgets are a notoriously fraught subject in Hollywood.