Sentence examples for fraught with angst from inspiring English sources

The countdown is sometimes fraught with angst.

But the process is still bound to be fraught with angst.

Other times, the process is fraught with angst, consuming weeks of back-and-forth negotiation.

The third movement begins with poignant, recitativelike ruminations for the piano, so the contrasting middle section, fraught with angst, comes as a shock.

Neuroses are not uncommon in New York, and especially when it comes to parallel parking, a life skill so fraught with angst and comedy it was destined to inspire a dream sequence in at least one Woody Allen movie.

As a veteran marksman fraught with angst and suicidal tendencies, he might be the fictional embodiment of the toy sniper Terence used to carry in his pocket. .

The past few decades have grown fraught with weather angst.

Mother and daughter each favor torch songs fraught with romantic angst.

For the Mets and their fans, he envisions a Series fraught with the angst of childhood; for the Yankees and their fans, he imagines a championship battle rife with Oedipal concerns.

For fans of the beloved Star Wars series, the emotional fallout of Disney's $4 billion dollar purchase of LucasFilm on Tuesday has been fraught with more angst than a middle schooler's fanfiction.

The buildings were home to the songwriting teams of Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, Burt Bacharach and Hal David, and Carole King and Gerry Goffin, among many others, and from their offices and studios came a flood of teenage anthems, story songs and achy love songs fraught with the hormonal angst of the young.