Sentence examples for fraught world from inspiring English sources

For a few minutes, I let the fraught world pass by.

Yet what finally ruptures the surface of this hushed, fraught world is the Jackson 5 version of "Who's Lovin' You," which sends Ms. Bender into a luscious spiraling solo.

At times, Mr. Burden has also been one of funniest artists to come out of the politically fraught world of early performance and video, handling humor like a scalpel.

The cub's sudden death came as a dispiriting shock to the zoo, which has invested millions of dollars in efforts to propagate the beloved but endangered species, and it opened a window into the fraught world of captive breeding.

Mr. Sembiring has won plaudits for pledging to curb online pornography in this Muslim-majority democracy of 240 million people, and for following regional peers like China, Thailand and Singapore into the fraught world of Internet screening.

After making a brief and much regretted foray into the fraught world of exchange consolidation, it has sneered at deals done between Tokyo and New York, and New York and Europe.

Self-effacingly and unobtrusively, the director gives an easy swing to this quartet's life, moving calmly from the home to the school, from the private sphere to the fraught public world of the workplace.

An analogous faith was necessary to enter the fraught worlds of several mysterious women in a program of Ms. Durning's choreography five years earlier.

It's a fraught, heaving world, a polytheistic marketplace full of arbitrary violence and idolatrous come-ons; Majidi's understanding of the pagan chasm out of which Islam emerged is in direct contravention of the Isis blockheads trying to dump it into a void outside of history.

With his intellectual horizons broadened, Joe becomes the manifestation of homo superior, yet his youthfulness grants him the power to change the fraught political world in ways that no adult could due to the limitations of their imagination.

It's a world fraught with danger.