Sentence examples for time fraught from inspiring English sources

Even some protesters dismissed the speech as the savvy move of an ambitious politician in a time fraught with anxiety.

The atmosphere was, at least for a time, fraught with dramatic tension as members of UAF continually chanting that Pegida members were 'Nazi scum' and that they should 'kill themselves.' At one point a Pegida member, pressing at a line of police separating the factions, shouted back: "Hitler was right".

At Samhain, held on November 1, the world of the gods was believed to be made visible to humankind, and the gods played many tricks on their mortal worshippers; it was a time fraught with danger, charged with fear, and full of supernatural episodes.

It was a time fraught with apprehension about modern technology's new destructive capabilities and with hope for the utopian possibilities that science and technology also promised, all this in the context of a cold war that had people believing the whole earth was poised on the brink of nuclear apocalypse.

We live in a time fraught with bad news.

Although they eventually collaborated on projects designed to inspire optimism and hope, Attallah Shabazz remembers her first meeting with Yolanda King as a time fraught with apprehension.

And they were especially striking in light of Mr. Cuomo's long and at times fraught relationship with the gay community.

Ms. Yokoshi — who has nearly 70 videotapes documenting this extraordinary, at times fraught, encounter — described it as her most intensely difficult but rewarding project.

Fourth, and most dangerous of all, accomplishment of this limited – but at times fraught – Libyan mission could allow two medium-sized former colonial powers to believe that their military reach extends further than it really does, or should.

Both broadcasters have been locked in at times fraught discussions to thrash out a commercial partnership deal to secure the future of Channel, 4 which claims it faces a funding gap of as much as £150m from 2012.

Court fights between artists or their estates and their dealers -- a relationship, in the best of times, fraught with as many emotional minefields as those between parent and child -- are not unknown.