Sentence examples for is wrought from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having been worked or prepared somehow.
- Is that fence made out of wrought iron?
The connector is wrought iron, not steel.
Like most American traditions, the presidential turkey pardon is wrought with intrigue and legend.
Now Jake is wrought with guilt, and his friends' reckless partying isn't helping.
This whole mighty number, filling almost an entire Act, is wrought with the very greatest skill.
This is wrought in Technicolor with modernistic settings, with action that is right down clever.
He knows all too well about the damage that is wrought from gun violence.
All the instrumentation on this band's debut album is wrought large, in faux glittering stars.
A firefighter's job is wrought with danger and uncertainty: collapsing buildings, forest fires, stranded people, and the list goes on.
The criminal justice system is wrought with issues, but one that many don't think about is the people stuck in jail awaiting trial.
QUEEN Is it impossible there might be wrought an understanding betwixt my Lord and you?
