Sentence examples for acrimonious experience from inspiring English sources

His last feature, Major Dundee, had been an acrimonious experience.

Apparently, BIG was "clogging the pipes of cash flow," and Ingels guesses that this contributed to the acrimonious working conditions experienced by BIG architects in Astana.

Child contact centres provide a safe and neutral meeting place for families that have experienced an acrimonious divorce or separation and, in some cases, where child protection concerns have been raised about one of the parents.

After an initial surge of interest after his acrimonious departure from NBC in January 2010, "Conan" experienced a decline in ratings on TBS.

Additionally, one might suspect that even after an acrimonious primary season such as the one experienced by the Democrats, in the end Democrats would unify behind their party's candidate.

And he cast their acrimonious exchanges during the primaries as a beneficial experience that prepared him for the general election.

The Cambridge experience also led apparently to an acrimonious split with the Ridge Theater and its director, Bob McGrath, who had staged all of Mr. Moran's earlier works.

But the Northern Ireland accord has moved to the center of an increasingly acrimonious debate between Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton about her experience, which was set off when Mrs. Clinton ran a campaign advertisement asking who would be better equipped to answer an emergency call to the White House at 3 a.m.

It is fitting that on his return to Wolves, where he was sacked in the autumn of 1995 after 18 months in charge, Taylor admitted that his acrimonious departure from Molineux, and not his ignominious exit from Lancaster Gate, was the most painful experience of his managerial career.

Their parting was acrimonious.

The relationship turned acrimonious.