Sentence examples similar to amicable feelings from inspiring English sources

She was reacting to a speech by UKIP leader Nigel Farage, who urged her to tell Mr Cameron the time had come for "a simple amicable divorce" as feeling in the UK runs completely against the tide of the greater EU integration being promoted by the German leader.

It added that the night wrapped up with a dinner that had an "amicable atmosphere overflowing with feelings of blood relatives".

The president of the Dallas Opera board, Kern Wildenthal, said there were no hard feelings and called the separation amicable.

If this leaves you feeling conflicted, since their flawless and emotional amicable split in 2011, have a read of two writers' arguments for and against LCD 2.0.

How amicable is too amicable?

The couples are amicable.

Her divorce was amicable.

The parting seems amicable.

Most have been amicable.

American Amicable disputes that.

It's been very amicable.