Sentence examples for equally acrimonious from inspiring English sources

But in this context, their latest war of words looks a lot more like the sparring that characterised Clinton's equally acrimonious 2008 primary battle against Barack Obama than some sudden collapse in Democratic decorum.

" The debate between the academics is just as acrimonious.

Like many of us, I have a relationship to sleep that is best described as acrimonious.

This week, the campaign's tone grew more acrimonious as the candidates traded barbs over immigration.

David Cameron looked drained as he left an acrimonious EU summit at 1.20am yesterday.

"I would describe the overall discussion as constructive," and not acrimonious, the official added.

They're apparently in an acrimonious tug-of-war as to the pricing.

Equally, a band's promise can be cut short all too soon by an acrimonious falling out or something more tragic.

Their parting was acrimonious.

The relationship turned acrimonious.

Expect another acrimonious battle there.