Sentence examples for amicable though from inspiring English sources

Both sides described the negotiations as amicable, though unfruitful.

The split with Goldman was amicable, though it was unclear whether the firm would invest with Mr. Trott.

The split was far from amicable, though Times Company executives praised the Post Company as "an exceptionally good partner" in a memo to employees yesterday.

For some who have amicable, though informal, arrangements with their exes, a father's financial contributions and his good relationship with the children are too valuable to risk by entering the adversarial legal system.

The parting was seemingly amicable, though Jagger took umbrage when Loewenstein published his memoir, regarding it as akin to a breach of trust: "Call me old-fashioned, but I don't think your ex-bank manager should be discussing your financial dealings and personal informaton in public".

Kapoor maintained that the split was amicable, though the media widely reported that the split was due to infidelity on Kapoor's part.

She often wrote to Ivan IV ("Ivan the Terrible"), on amicable terms, though the Tsar was often annoyed by her focus on commerce rather than on the possibility of a military alliance.

The split was so amicable that even though we're now divorced, we still live together.

But several people involved in the negotiations said they had been conducted in an amicable fashion, even though Mr. O'Brien has been surprised and disappointed earlier this year when NBC announced it had signed Mr. Leno to a five-year extension.

Though any amicable solution is easier said than done, there are some viable solutions.

Campus police have refrained from taking any action on the crowd, though, and interactions have been amicable.