Sentence examples for psychologically fraught from inspiring English sources
Work is often politically or psychologically fraught.
Other interiors are more psychologically fraught.
(Women's tennis has never been more psychologically fraught than it was during those matches).
And the tone of the painting is often politically or psychologically fraught.
The psychiatrist's sessions with Grace, which are calm and civil but psychologically fraught, frame the story.
The film's director, John Kent Harrison, and its screenwriter, Paris Qualles, have conventionally structured this psychologically fraught drama.
With its morbid premise, fraught familial relationships and psychologically disturbed protagonist, the 1959 movie seems like the perfect fodder for one of Mr. Ferver's clever, irreverent excavations of who we are and what we're doing here.
And at Merkin Concert Hall on Thursday evening Mr. Lubman led Harrison Birtwistle's "Corridor," a musically and psychologically thorny piece that focuses on one particularly fraught moment in the Orpheus legend, and a new work by Nico Muhly.
Few if any alliances are as fraught as those between presidents and vice presidents — strategically, politically, psychologically.
