Sentence examples for acrimonious feeling from inspiring English sources
To wipe out 20 years of acrimonious feeling, you don't do it overnight".
Lauda has said that acrimonious feelings between drivers are real and not simply dramatized by the media or Hollywood.
Obama has either let acrimonious feelings for Netanyahu cloud his decisions "or he's delusional", Senator John McCain said on CNN's State of the Union, referring to the president's comments on Friday that Netanyahu's recent disavowal of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict makes it "hard to find a path forward".
Custody battles are often acrimonious and ugly with both sides feeling down and out.
His was an acrimonious split from Plymouth, leaving a lot of bad feeling, as his wife, Kim, found out when she was shopping one afternoon in Morrisons.
Some of the bad feeling in Chicago is a hangover from last year's acrimonious teachers' strike, which itself was partly a product of bad blood between the mayor, Rahm Emanuel, and the leader of the teachers' union, Karen Lewis.
His feeling, shared by many: After three-plus months of acrimonious negotiations and another three weeks on strike, the Writers Guild and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers may be closing in on a deal.
While listening to the Kills' version of Dreams, you can't shake the feeling they'd rather pay tribute to Throbbing Gristle instead of the acrimonious Nicks/Buckingham break up of 1976.
Their parting was acrimonious.
The relationship turned acrimonious.
Did it become acrimonious?
