Sentence examples for without acrimony from inspiring English sources

They married in 1964 and divorced, without acrimony, 10 years later.

This time the president got his way, but not without acrimony.

As those discussions continued – totally without acrimony, Fraser insists – he became aware that he would have to resign.

But fruit fly genes are of no direct medical value, and the two sides were able to share credit and make their data public without acrimony.

The former and future prime minister of Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif, visited his main political rival, Imran Khan, at a Lahore hospital on Tuesday, and Mr. Sharif later said both leaders had vowed to work together without acrimony.

But while the other hearings that afternoon were collegial and completed in as few as six minutes — and the other properties had their assessments reduced without acrimony — Mr. Stuber was interrogated for half an hour.

It could be Anywhere, U.S.A., provided it's one of those cities in which people of different hues mingle without overt acrimony.

"It was an impassioned debate, but - without any acrimony and with a great deal of humour - we've come up with a longlist we're all pleased with.

Phillips Idowu has been overlooked for the Great Britain and Northern Ireland squad for the European Team Championships later this month but, for once, the announcement came without the acrimony that has followed one of the more divisive athletes in recent times.

On the House of Lords, again there is the promise of reform but it will be a tough battle to get a bill passed without terrible acrimony, as the Conservatives in the upper chamber are almost uniformly against a fully elected chamber, as are most Labour peers.

Meaningful national policy is hardly made with ease, nor without due acrimony.