Sentence examples for scene fraught from inspiring English sources

In a scene fraught with tension, Steven's outgoing wife, Patsy (Rebecca De Mornay), insists on having the Bakers to dinner, and trouble erupts.

There's a lot of Lynchian stuff happening here: the brooding soundtrack of record skips and electrical zapping as a haunting Angelo Badalamenti track floats throughout; Lynch's classic mix of natural oddities (a live deer is in the third scene!) and horrifying factories; a dead body, well-meaning police officers, and a living room scene fraught with emotions.

The scene is fraught with all manner of tension.

One scene is so fraught that when Tom takes further extreme measures it comes as something of a relief.

But that same technology has introduced a wild card into a fraught scene that could shock a jury — with the mother screaming and staff responding (or not) to what may look like an emergency — all of which can be edited to misrepresent what actually took place.

If one of these far-right mobs is headed to your city, you're probably wondering what you can do to voice your disgust without exacerbating a scene already filled fraught with the potential for violence and danger.

Are actors ever uncomfortable in Mr. Lipsky's scenes, which are fraught emotionally, and otherwise?

Even in the most fraught scenes, Moore's work is highly technical.

The tipsily enthusiastic wobble of Catel's line work gives even the more emotionally fraught scenes a winning, festive quality.

While the government's public stance at the time was defiance in the face of terrorist demands and a refusal to negotiate, behind the scenes an unusually, fraught tone is discernible in private discussions.

True, Pacino's shouting is largely confined to when he's in character ("Oh, SaaaAAAAAAAAaaaalomé! he roars as he makes his initial entrance") but the ever-increasing chaos of a triple-production does make for some fraught scenes.