Sentence examples for more fraught relationships from inspiring English sources

Other labels, though, have more fraught relationships with their pasts.

But the authors pile up the most useful information around two of Wolf's more fraught male relationships.

Are any relationships more fraught than housemates?

Few relationships are more fraught with inequalities and potential misunderstandings than the one between client and decorator -- the only mentionable business relationship in which a perfect stranger is in your bedroom within 20 minutes of meeting you, as one designer put it.

It's an ecstatic sense of possibility that persists even as their relationship grows more fraught, their interdependence more complicated.

It's probably best that he wasn't around when the team left for good in 1957, and that we never got to discuss my betrayal, because it taught me a crucial lesson: no relationship is more fraught than that between a father and son.

Resolution of that conflict is seen by many as a key stepping stone in Turkey's bid to join the European Union, a relationship now even more fraught as Europe is deeply wary of Erdoğan's even sharper post-coup turn toward authoritarianism.

From now on everything changes; the employer/servant nexus that characterized Harding's relationship with her becomes something more fraught and predatory.

According to a survey by Janney Capital Markets' restaurant analyst Mark Kalinowski McDonald's' relationship with its franchisees is more fraught it has ever been.

Yet the agency's relationship with Congress had grown only more fraught.

This was a much more fraught position, since the two countries had historically had a fractious relationship, with Venezuela claiming much of Guyana's territory.