Sentence examples for need to be amicable from inspiring English sources

You need to be amicable and establish respect before anything else can happen though.

His divorce, intended to be "amicable", led to his downfall.

Mr. Neufeld's parting with ABC News seems to be amicable.

It has to be amicable for the sake of the kids.

WEEK IN REVIEW DOMESTICALLY -- DIVIDED Families on opposite political sides are struggling to be amicable.

The breakup seemed to be amicable; both said they remained supportive of each other's ambitions.

The parting seems to be amicable enough between engineer and social network.

Pere Guardiola travelled to Merseyside and held separate meetings with Rodgers and Ayre, which were planned and understood to be amicable.

Williams might be pleased to know that King's departure appears to be amicable.

The official on the record story between Cook and Twitter is that he left on good terms, everything was amicable, needed to move to the UK for his partner's career move, etc.

"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.