Sentence examples for so amicable from inspiring English sources

It wasn't so amicable, was it?

Lu said: "The first lady was so amicable.

ONCE the "friendly isles", the 170-island archipelago of Tonga is no longer so amicable.

The split was so amicable that even though we're now divorced, we still live together.

Updated at 5.46pm BST 5.27pm BST Not so amicable noises coming out of Greece itself, it seems.

The relationship between Ms. Brooke's husband, Gary Goldstein, and Ms. Lazaro -- they have two daughters -- is also so amicable that even when they were divorced in 1990 they did not dissolve their business partnership.

In November, he gave a wide-ranging interview to ESPN's Jackie McMullin and, for no discernible reason at all, blamed LeBron James for James's not-so-amicable split with Pat Riley's Miami Heat, along the way characterizing LeBron as an entitled brat and, worse, referring to James's group of long-standing friends and business partners as a "posse".

Porter added: "I am pleased that we have secured a fair and appropriate long-term agreement, and have done so via amicable and constructive dialogue".

Since we have a so-called amicable arrangement, it seemed to make sense to invite them here.

"Things are so much more amicable.

In an interview yesterday, Mr. Diller said that his conversations with the merger partners had been amicable so far.