Sentence examples for amicable person from inspiring English sources

In addition to being a brilliant computer scientist, Rajeev was a very kind and amicable person and his door was always open.

Though Tetrick initially characterized the split as amicable, calling Partovi an "incredible person," who has "made us better in numerous ways," Partovi left out of concern that Hampton Creek was misleading investors and board members and risking potential fraud lawsuits, says Bloomberg.

Though Tetrick initially characterized the split as amicable, calling Partovi an "incredible person," who has "made us better in numerous ways," Partovi left out of concern that Hampton Creek was misleading investors and board members and risking potential fraud lawsuits, says Bloomberg.

While "yeah" may seem like an odd candidate for a persuasive word, it seems to have power because it makes you seem agreeable and amicable and that the other person is part of the request.

She had a mellow, amicable exhaustion in her voice, like a person who had waited up all night to see the Queen or get the first iPhone 6. "It's just awful," she said.

Even the most amicable split touches every corner of a person's life: loved ones, homes, routines, jobs, finances and, most of all, emotions.

"If they don't have a lot of complicated assets [and] they seem to be fairly amicable, they may only need three in-person meetings and they can do most of it online," says Ms Crosby.

Promise the person that you will resume an amicable discussion when you feel less charged up.

Elaine Wynn has spent much of the last year trying to come to an amicable agreement with her ex-husband about dissolving the shareholder agreement, said a person who is familiar with the dispute.

How amicable is too amicable?

The couples are amicable.