Sentence examples for look fraught from inspiring English sources
And for the moment, the politics look fraught.
There she is, looking fraught but drawing her gun for battle.
Whatever she did, and she did a lot, she looked fraught.
She raised the alarm after smelling smoke as she visited to inspect the work yesterday afternoon, and stood at the cordon today looking fraught as smoke continued to billow out.
With this in mind it is perhaps more interesting right now to contemplate what might happen if England don't make it on Tuesday night, or after that through a play-off system that looks fraught with awkwardness (this is, after all, England: it's all awkward).
Propagation also looks fraught, given that none of Tolkien's races seem to have more than one woman -- and they're all pedestalized, fridged or both, with rape the most frequent cause of death (an odd obsession for an otherwise ultra-prudish permanent-Victorian-by-choice).
But the look is fraught with peril.
Mourinho looked equally fraught as the game lost all rhythm amid a procession of substitutions.
He looks as fraught by the prospect of his own offense as Meg will be by his invasion; they are made for one another.
"It may be at the moment that it all looks rather fraught.
Palmer notes that the scene -- which looks plenty fraught to me! -- is relatively calm compared to what people expect to happen when the sun sets and curfews are broken.
