Sentence examples for fraught themes from inspiring English sources

Unapologetically literary, it spans decades, addresses both the public and the personal, plays with form, and takes on some of the most fraught themes of the past century.

As simple as that task might sound, it yielded work that is fraught with themes of the body imperiled, the body extended, the body up against the (metaphoric) wall.

But victimhood is a fraught subject.

Prostitution is an even more fraught subject.

This well-selected show resurrects the small terra cottas -- fraught with Classical themes, sexual energy and fast-working bravura -- for which Nakian best deserves to be remembered.

For a time in the early nineties, Kernis's work grew intimidatingly fraught, as he addressed themes of war and terror.

WHEN the German philosopher Theodore Adorno wrote, "No poetry after Auschwitz," he was suggesting that, aside from survivors' memoirs and documentaries, creative expressions with the Holocaust as their theme are fraught with the potential for triviality and commercialization.

One of his recurrent themes is the fraught relationship between fathers and sons.

Monk is the patron saint of this kind of playing; even his simplest-sounding themes were often fraught with structural and harmonic snares.

This time the theme proposed was fraught with volatile issues concerning American identity and the place of the arts in an egalitarian society.

KATE WEARE / DEBORAH LOHSE Dance New Amsterdam puts on a double bill of artists-in-residence. Fraught intimacy is Weare's chief theme, and she explores it with a rare erotic power.