Sentence examples for get fraught from inspiring English sources
This is where the politics get fraught.
But then, with this new shared working life, the energy between us began to get fraught and then it went dead.
I would have thought that it should have improved it over all, but obviously with certain individuals it can get fraught because they don't see the error of their way because, historically GPs are just used to saying to pharmacists, 'we are right and you are wrong'.
He preferred Callaghan to Wilson as prime minister, and saw a lot of the former at weekends in Sussex during the IMF crisis of 1976, when things got fraught over the negotiations with the fund, but Callaghan managed to keep the cabinet together.
(How many times have you read any given Sandra Boynton book? Again? Again? Again?) And all of a sudden, everything gets fraught.
He said: "It made her softer and she's less likely to get so fraught about the unimportant things that used to wind her up".
The chief gag is the role reversal, which starts with Ed moaning that Lisa Lisa Dillonn) has forgotten the raspberry tea and can't stop thinking about sex, but things soon get more fraught.
Google probably isn't that worried about the possibility of accidentally creating SkyNet, but when you start building computing devices that think and act like humans, you're bound to get into fraught moral territory.
The economics and politics of climate change will only get more fraught as its consequences become more apparent.
She's not a brilliant eater and it does sometimes get quite fraught with her" (ID 1041).
