Sentence examples for such amicable from inspiring English sources

"Such amicable partings are rare in the mutual fund industry," said Russel Kinnel, director of fund analysis at Morningstar Inc.

The contests between the cabinets of Versailles and Madrid, respecting the territory on the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico, were fierce and bloody, and continued until the establishment of a Bourbon on the throne of Spain produced such amicable dispositions in the two crowns as to suspend or terminate them.

Sara, Los Angeles Good for you for having such an amicable relationship with your former boyfriend.

Geopolitics has never witnessed such an amicable divorce.

Fondly dubbed "rub'n'tugs" by their customers, the sex industry has never had such an amicable and palatable façade.

Fondly dubbed “rub‘n’tugs” by their customers, the sex industry has never had such an amicable and palatable façade.

There are the threats from without, such as initially amicable refugees who may crack and take a resident hostage, but more intriguing, perhaps, are the fissures that form between family members.

Band friendships were as fragile as the rainbow on Abz's unicorn hat, with no such thing as an amicable disbanding.

On the other hand, this matrix has very amicable properties, such as reciprocal orthogonality.

As well as providing consistent court judgments, such clear benchmarks should make amicable settlements more frequent.

That's why in 2015, news that musicians Tom Petty and Sam Smith settled a copyright negotiation through quick and amicable dealmaking was such a welcome surprise.