Sentence examples for amicable return from inspiring English sources

If in Sade Fourier Loyola (1971) — published only four years after The Death of the Author – Barthes mentions an "amicable return of the author", he hastens to add that this is not a resurrection of the Author-God.

In a motion in United States District Court in Manhattan, Sotheby's, as part of its effort to have the case dismissed, accused federal officials of blocking a $1 million private deal that might have provided for the amicable return of the statue and other improprieties.

After disappearing off the app store for just over a month following an amicable take down request by THQ Wireless/LucasArts, the iPhone lightsaber simulator PhoneSaber has returned.

Although he claimed to be more amicable on his return to the Premier League last season, the "specialist in failure" remark in response to perceived criticism from the Frenchman showed how old habits die hard.

In January 2014, Faulkner told Amin she wanted to separate, but she never officially divorced him, and has said relations remained amicable and Amin returned regularly to visit their kids.

In a conference call with investors, Volkswagen's chief executive, Bernd Pischetsrieder, welcomed an offer by MAN to drop its unsolicited 9.6 billion euro bid for Scania in return for amicable talks.

After that, the conversation returned to an amicable plane".

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".

Bernstein revealed yesterday some of the details of Capello's departure: he and the Italian had a meeting he insisted was "amicable" at Wembley, they both returned to their offices there, and when Bernstein called on the manager an hour later, Capello tendered his resignation.

The "amicable" discussions would not take place.

For example, Thabit ibn Qurrah (active in Baghdad in the 9th century) returned to the Greek problem of amicable numbers and discovered a second pair: 17,296 and 18,416.