Sentence examples for fraught without from inspiring English sources

The first glimmers of fraught without even a hint of an object start appearing in the 1920s and '30s.

Other academics also said that the decline in the shootings of unarmed people is important but that any racial analysis is fraught without more data over time.

Raising children is fraught enough without having to dwell on their mortality.

Doug Varone's dances are very fraught emotionally, without ever specifying what the emotion is — an omission that, of course, makes things seem more intense.

The city… Doug Varone's dances are very fraught emotionally, without ever specifying what the emotion is — an omission that, of course, makes things seem more intense.

McFaul contended that relations between the countries would still be highly fraught even without NATO expansion, and drew on his firsthand experience in the government to make the case.

This only increases the fraught tedium; without any sense of Romeo or Juliet as an individual, with no joy or pleasure expressed in their apprehension of each other, the story is robbed of its most vital element: romantic love.

Can an American president "do nothing" in this fraught situation without Republicans hitting him for two years as an "appeaser"?

Susie Bannion, the repressed Ohio-born protagonist portrayed by Dakota Johnson, arrives in a politically fraught Berlin without the same resistance to witchcraft that plagued Harper's character.

This is an enormous, difficult, politically fraught task — one without precedent in the modern era.

The Gammy case showed Thai authorities how fraught surrogacy arrangements without strong judicial oversight were and embarrassed them internationally, he said, prompting the swift reaction.