Sentence examples for to be amicable from inspiring English sources

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

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

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 split is understood to be amicable, with both sides agreeing she will leave immediately without a payoff or compensation.

Charles seemed to be waving calmly at first, trying to be amicable, but then he looked worried.

Relations between John and his father do not seem to have been amicable; according to a statement made by John Singleton, in which he referred to Sir John as his "old Master", Sir John refused even to pass his son's house if he could avoid it, and believed that Jane would probably kill her husband.

(Hall speculates that the brothers had a falling out, but notes that their later working relationship appears to have been amicable).

"The decision to move on is amicable and does not impact the release date on July 17 , 2015

The split, announced by their legal representatives, was said to be "entirely amicable".

Halsey, meanwhile, has always liked to be on amicable terms with players, managers and the game at large.