Sentence examples for less than amicable from inspiring English sources
Clinton's last presidential campaign finished in defeat to Obama, in circumstances that were less than amicable.
Unfortunately for the young venture capitalist making the offer, Gawker's history with Bain Capital is less than amicable.
She rejected the notion that the end of their partnership was anything less than amicable but then refused to talk about it.
So furious was Pardew that, as half-time beckoned, he initiated a less than amicable nose-to-nose technical area debate with Pellegrini.
Trump National confirmed that Mr. Clinton had joined that golf club (membership: $300,000), known for its spectacular 100-foot waterfall on the 13th hole, and its less than amicable relationships with its neighbors in Briarcliff Manor.
The above message seems to have been written not only with her addressee in mind but also with an ex-husband in mind, one with whom, Delilah suggests to me, she has a less than amicable relationship.
After his less-than-amicable departure from the Yankees, Torre is settling into a new reality, attempting to restore credibility to a franchise that has won one playoff game in 20 seasons.
UPDATE: People confirmed the news, and was told by an unnamed source that his split from wife Elisabeth Moss is 'totally amicable.' PREVIOUSLY: Less than a week after news that his 10-month marriage is over comes news that Fred Armisen is dating his SNL costar Abby Elliott.
Especially interesting are the potential benefits and losses associated with marriage, particularly if there is a divorce... and of course gay divorces are no less ugly or amicable than straight divorces.
After all, messy divorces are more frequent than amicable ones.The choice, he said, was either deeper integration or collapse.
