Sentence examples for amicable ground from inspiring English sources
Those interruptions may still take place, but even jaded gay rights activists seem eager to find more amicable ground with the administration.
After the extreme rancor of the divorce proceedings, here are potential grounds for amicable reconciliation.
The problem is simple: there can be reconciliation on paper, but this is far different from an authentic putting aside of differences and finding grounds for amicable relations.
I went to the semi-final between France and Japan, where the fans were so gleeful they'd be evicted from the ground at an England men's match for being too amicable.
Asked Tuesday whether he had succumbed to political pressure, particularly from Germany, Mr. De Gucht insisted that he had chosen a "reasonable" middle ground by giving the Chinese 60 days "to come to an amicable solution" before imposing the maximum rate of 47.6 percent.
The conservatives' proposal for an amicable divorce stunned many here because conservatives appear to many church observers to be gradually gaining ground.
How amicable is too amicable?
The parting seems amicable.
American Amicable disputes that.
The couples are amicable.
