"acrimonious about" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe strong feelings of bitterness, resentment, or hostility towards someone or something. Example: The divorce proceedings became increasingly acrimonious about the division of property and custody of their children.
There was nothing acrimonious about it.
Ms. Brown was provided a draft statement that said, "There was nothing acrimonious about our relationship or its ending".
In one instance last February, Mr. Paterson ordered his staff to draft a statement from Ms. Booker stating that "there was nothing acrimonious" about her relationship with Mr. Johnson, even though the governor knew then that the Oct. 31 fight had ended with Ms. Booker's calling 911.
One of the odder passages in that report recounted how Mr. Paterson ordered his staff to draft a statement from the victim who reported the abuse to say that although her breakup with the aide was "not friendly, there was nothing acrimonious about our relationship or its ending".
This was an election about fundamentals and first principles, bringing to the surface an acrimonious argument about the values and beliefs that provide the underpinnings of any society.
Despite concerns about climate change, there is still rising demand for petrol and acrimonious debate about future fuel shortages and whether the world has already reached "peak oil" (the point at which oil production peaks before going into terminal decline).
There was a huge acrimonious debate about homosexuality in the Catholic Church, but now there's no doubt about what Church teaching is, and, at the end of the day, the Pope dispatches his guardian of the faith and cracks the whip.
Britain is in the thick of an acrimonious debate about secularism and religion.
Every country south of Rwanda has had acrimonious debates about Chinese "exploitation".
Contract negotiations, which have been historically easy for this 26-year-old company and its dancers, stalled last year, resulting in acrimonious disputes about compensation.
While Italian manufacturers and politicians are involved in an acrimonious discussion about how to preserve the essence and the reality of an identifying national label, Ms. Prada announced Tuesday that she was following a quite different route.
