Sentence examples for amicable nature from inspiring English sources

Pranab Mukherjee's nonpartisan and amicable nature makes him naturally acceptable for the various political factions whose votes he must secure, as they have nothing to worry about him.

The amicable nature of the split was stressed by all.

Owing to its amicable nature and tailorable properties it has been trialed in almost all novel drug delivery systems and tissue engineering application in use/investigated so far.

Both Mr. Somers and Mr. Kaufman emphasized the amicable nature of the transfer, which leaves the Kaufman Organization deeply involved in developing the project.

When Houdini next returned to Newport in 1913, his relationship with the authorities was of a less amicable nature.

Why that was hurtful". Caitlyn totally disagrees, saying she figured that the amicable nature of their divorce meant it would be easier to have a relationship down the line.

Philip Kerr, the crime novelist who has just returned from an (amicable) literary festival in Adelaide, Australia, said the nature of writing led some to become paranoid: "If you spend all your time on your own, it tends to make you feel solitary and neglected, and it's easy to perceive slights when none exist".

We know that she bore her child out of wedlock while hooking up with Rafi (Miguel Gomez), who is now an amicable co-parent, but the show is vague about the nature of their past relationship.

After all, even the most amicable divorce is still a divorce, and it's human nature to feel angry, sad and disappointed -- and sometimes, all three at the same time.

How amicable is too amicable?

My wife sends amicable greetings.