Sentences with phrase «fraught relationship»

The fact is, while the term «office wife» has seen a revival, these sorts of fraught relationships between men and women have always been present in the workplace.

And it's interesting, because I have a very fraught relationship with working out.

And if the two shared an extraordinarily unified vision for their company, they also shared an often fraught relationship.

For some people, the most fraught relationship of their lives is with their own body.

And they often have fraught relationships with white women, who tend to take the lead on issues of women and diversity.

The governor also took aim at reporters and political observers who have written about the sometimes fraught relationship between him and his father.

They soon marry, have children, and the film sets off on its exploration of their loving but often fraught relationship.

That Lovelace focuses almost exclusively on Lovelace's increasingly fraught relationship with Traynor (Peter Sarsgaard) is understandable, but by omitting certain key details of their subject's life before and after this bleak period, directors Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman settle for a titillating, exploitative snapshot instead of a fully rounded portrait.

Psychologists studying how we think about money are revealing why many of us have such fraught relationships with our cash

«There has been a very fraught relationship over the years.

«Lady Bird» is a coming - of - age story about a teenager living in Sacramento whose fraught relationship with her mother provides the spine to her year fumbling toward some kind of self - reckoning.

«It has been a very fraught relationship over the years,» de Blasio said.

Facebook has always had a somewhat fraught relationship with the news: Many users seem to think of the social network as just a place where they can see a friend's baby or dog photos, but research shows a growing number of people also get their news there.

The governor and mayor's periodically fraught relationship has been widely chronicled.

For Cameron, the result worsens his already fraught relationship with his own party, especially backbenchers uncomfortable with the coalition.

The additionally fraught relationships between the protagonists seem to correlate with the fragmentation of the global metropolis: speedy shots of Barcelona now render the city all the more hostile and discomforting, and the utopia has generally become a dystopia.17

But as he immerses himself in a strange new world of masculine ideals, including vocal lessons, warrior weekends and hunting, he realizes all roads lead back to his own fraught relationship with his father.

Arkansas native Levon Helm, the drummer for The Band, danced his last waltz on the same day that North Carolina writer Doris Betts, whose fiercely humorous and quietly elegant prose captured fraught relationships, headed west into the sharp teeth of death.

Chevalier takes us directly inside Mary Anning's mind, using intimate first - person confessions to construct a vision of how the junior scientist grew up, and to illustrate just how fraught her relationship with nineteenth - century science really was.

The news isn't just a big deal for Nintendo fans in China, but for Nintendo itself: Game companies have a notoriously fraught relationship with the Chinese market.

Written and directed by Kelley in 2000, this one - act melodrama explores the psychologically fraught relationship between two men as it unfolds in a room centered around a gas stove.

The traditionally fraught relationship between male artist and female model is evoked by video documentation of Yves Klein's mise en scène, Anthropométrie de l'époque bleue (Anthropometry of the Blue Period, 1960), which shows the artist directing female extras to execute imprints of their nude bodies.

Watershed explores the increasingly fraught relationship between humankind and the environment, giving photographic aid to a concern that has reached global significance in recent years.

The 92 - year - old Angela Lansbury plays Aunt March, a battleaxe of a woman whose fraught relationship with the family seems to come from her disdain for her nephew's impracticality.

Women may always be burdened with a complex, often fraught relationship with food.

Since the infancy of cinema, when moviegoers would watch in disbelief as two - dimensional images leapt into life, painting and film have enjoyed a fruitful if sometimes fraught relationship.

As with so much else in the increasingly fraught relationship between the US and Mexico, one of America's biggest trading partners, it may have come down to President Trump and the controversial things he says — or, in this case, declined to say.

In a fraught relationship in the workplace, Dattner and Dahl recommend we «step back and dial down the emotion that [we're] feeling — by systematically reflecting on the wide range of possible influences on [a boss or co-worker's] behaviour.»

Big tech companies have had a fraught relationship with intelligence agencies in recent years, with prior revelations of surveillance programs leading to efforts to reassure consumers that their devices are safe from snoops.

In 1987, Fisher published her first novel «Postcards from the Edge,» a semi-autobiographical book that drew on her real - life battles with drug addiction, bipolar disorder and her fraught relationship with her mother.

Ryan's fraught relationship with Trump worsened after the release two weeks ago of a 2005 recording that showed Trump bragging about groping women.

Sundararajan, author of the book The Sharing Economy, said the company's fraught relationship with its contracted drivers hasn't exactly helped.

Europe certainly has plenty on its plate — from the current migrant crisis to negotiating its fraught relationship with Russia — at the moment which has given it an opportunity to show the world how it handles a situation.

The repeated fights over the Air Force oath highlight the fraught relationship between faith groups and military service.

Recent news has brought renewed attention to the often - fraught relationships between LGBT youth, their parents, and their faith communities.

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Placuit Deo also tells us something about Francis's fraught relationship with Cardinal Müller.

The most enjoyable chapter of the book covers the fraught relationship between the existential atheists Albert Camus and Jean Paul Sartre.

The last person to seriously get on the wrong side of the paper, for example, was Jose Mourinho, who endured an increasingly fraught relationship with the media during his final season with the club.

Critics say the seemingly uncontroversial bill would allow republican campaigners a chance to unsettle constitutional arrangements in Commonwealth countries and present new difficulties in the monarchy's fraught relationship with the Catholic Church.

Cuomo has a «fraught relationship» with the gay community and plays «catch - up» on LGBT issues, says ESPA founder Libby Post.

Contrary to their fraught relationship with the public broadcaster, the far - right has strong ties to tabloid Kronen Zeitung.

Naturally, this has escalated things between the mayor and the governor, who already have something of a fraught relationship.

He's had significant friction with Schneiderman, although they've had a much more cooperative relationship in the past 18 month, a fraught relationship with DiNapoli since Cuomo was attorney general and a dizzyingly difficult relationship with de Blasio.

Were it not for the disarray in the Labour Party and the unpopularity of the Lib Dems, the fraught relationship between backbench Conservative MPs and the Leader would be significantly worse and the number of letters sent to Graham Brady would be rapidly approaching 46.