Sentence examples for slightly acrimonious from inspiring English sources

Hoggard had a great career at Yorkshire and it was a crying shame that he was released by the county in slightly acrimonious circumstances in 2009 before dropping down a division to play for Leicestershire.

His snide smugness and, let's admit it, his ability to translate that acrimonious arrogance into media-friendly moments shifted everyone's rhetoric slightly more toward the personal than one usually sees at this point in a campaign cycle.

In a dig at Scottish Labour, which is currently looking for a new leader in the wake of Johann Lamont's acrimonious departure, Mr Hosie added: "I do suspect that may contrast slightly with what we are about to see elsewhere.

Their parting was acrimonious.

The relationship turned acrimonious.

The split was acrimonious.

Did it become acrimonious?

Expect another acrimonious battle there.

Instead, the debate grew more acrimonious.

"He got quite acrimonious," Denton said.

There was an acrimonious divorce.