| 31. | From sports to politics, history is fraught with public liars:
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| 32. | The whole ritual surrounding bedtime and sleep becomes fraught with tension.
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| 33. | For parents, obesity is a sensitive issue fraught with emotions.
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| 34. | Making any effort to lift his immunity is fraught with risk.
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| 35. | From the start, brigade life was fraught with mutual suspicion.
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| 36. | My dictionary defines only fraught with, not the word alone.
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| 37. | A look at fraught's semantic cousins reveals similar behavior.
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| 38. | It is an approach fraught with peril and likely to fail.
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| 39. | Holy days are considered fraught with danger by Israeli security forces.
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| 40. | It is an approach fraught with peril and likely to fail,
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