Sentence examples for not as amicable from inspiring English sources

Leibniz's relations with Ernst August and Georg Ludwig were not as amicable as his relations with his original employer, but he was close to Sophie, the wife of Ernst August and youngest sister of Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia, with whom Descartes had an important philosophical correspondence.

Given that Tonga'uiha had pledged himself to Saracens, and that the Watford-based club subsequently accused their rivals of showing "complete contempt for justice and integrity", it may not have been as amicable as all that.

She also said that she truly thought the divorce would be amicable and not as messy as it has turned out to be.

"We had an amicable meeting, as amicable as amicable can be".

She says she tried to make the split as amicable as possible.

And while Edwards concedes that his farting unicorn isn't "as serious as whistleblowers," he's still hoping for an amicable solution.

After the riots, however, scientist and clergyman Joseph Priestley argued in his An Appeal to the Public on the Subject of the Birmingham Riots (1791) that this cooperation had not in fact been as amicable as generally believed.

AMC renewed "The Walking Dead" for Season 4 in December and announced Mazzara would not return as showrunner, painting the split as amicable.

The departure was not amicable, as Polito publicly criticized the direction Homicide had taken in the second season and claimed he voiced concerns about the recent scripts to Fontana and Menaul.

They described differences with Mr. Putin as amicable, and said they did not expect an explosive reaction from Moscow.

Mr. Siegel said he was "not trying to compete with" Siegel & Gale, describing his departure as "amicable" and noting that he continues as chairman emeritus.