Sentence examples for acrimonious separation from inspiring English sources

No possible good would come for either the EU or Britain in an acrimonious separation.

So how is it different from a normal, completely acrimonious separation?

After his acrimonious separation from the neo-avant garde, Vassalli turned to historical novels as a way of escaping the chatter of the present so as to represent it better.

It was an acrimonious separation, with Patty later describing him as "a selfish child who never grew up".

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.

(Note: Often during this retrograde you'll hear about many high-profiled, celebrity separations and acrimonious divorces).

The affair precipitated Farrow and Allen's separation and an acrimonious custody battle over their three shared children, in the midst of which Allen allegedly molested Dylan.

Just over a month after Rupert Murdoch surprised his wife of 14 years with divorce papers, Wendi Murdoch has switched lawyers, a move signaling that the separation could take an acrimonious turn.

The tensions have flared as part of an acrimonious standoff over immigration and the separation of migrant families at the U.S.-Mexico border, which has prompted some protesters to hound Republican officials outside their homes, in restaurants and at movie theaters.

Caroline Elliott, a divorce partner at the law firm Shakespeare Martineau, said Gauke's commitment to the law change was a cause for celebration and meant separation could be far less acrimonious for many people.

In 1909 they separated, and the parting was acrimonious.