Sentence examples for fraught with despair from inspiring English sources
You can see how such a scene might be euphoric, a deeply loved son and father returned to a family fraught with despair.
"The Curfew" here turns slyly allegorical and self-referential, as Molly and Mr. Gibbons use his puppets to act out Molly's family's past, William's perilous present and a near-future fraught with certain despair.
While girls' migration can be fraught with danger, despair and disconnection, Sakana's story shows that migration can have positive outcomes for girls and their families.
For the rest of us, it's a usually morose event fraught with anxiety, despair, and eventually the kind of sad resignation that's usually only associated with the crumbled acceptance etched onto the face of recently divorced dads in motorbike showrooms.
If she is less sensitive, she may only learn that marriages are fraught with conflict and despair.
Born in the aftermath of World War II, this movement valued the inner world over external objects and articulated an emotional landscape fraught with uncertainty and despair.
China is almost universally viewed with despair.
The prayer calls on us all to be instruments of peace in a world fraught by despair.
Directed by Tom Ormeny, "Who's Your Daddy?" is an uncensored and darkly funny account of dissipation, despair and salvation — and of a laborious, nine-month international adoption fraught with bureaucratic roadblocks and dubious fees.
Denial is fraught with peril.
