acrimonious in A Sentence

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    It's like you and God had an Acrimonious divorce.

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    Amidst this Acrimonious din, scientists are trying to explain the complexity of the issue.

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    These talks were not successful, with the dispute becoming more Acrimonious rather than approaching a settlement.

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    Do you feel that during the last few months the politics over religion has been excessively Acrimonious?

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    But an aggressive programme of enforcing these through military interventions led to Acrimonious differences among members of the UN.

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    The voting was held following an Acrimonious campaign, where both the main political parties indulged in no-holds-barred attacks on each other.

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    Leaders of the G7 group are gathering in Canada for what could be one its most Acrimonious summits in years.

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    However competitive- and Acrimonious- democratic politics may have become today, are leaders free to completely ignore the expected restraints of public articulation?

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    They may also end up in an Acrimonious divorce, which would surely cloud the prospects of Amazon, both on Wall Street and from a public relations perspective.

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    Partisan wrangling over health reform has perhaps been the most Acrimonious issue in Americans politics, exemplified by the failed Clinton health reform efforts in the 1990s and the passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010.

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