unalarmed

• “Excursion_ (_Works of Wordsworth_, 1889, p. 434), "unalarmed" by any consideration of wit or humour, writes down Voltaire's _Optimist_”

  The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 2

• “She leaned forward in her swivel chair, and stared straight into me with unalarmed eyes.”

  Fictionaut: Therapists

• “In summary, while making long archery shots, even casual movement by an unalarmed animal will turn even the best placed arrow into a clean miss or worse yet, a wounded animal.”

  One of my buddies says he would take a 50 yard shot a deer with a bow if the conditions are right "no wind" I honestly think its

• “Matt Lauer and co. have gone through Internet abbreviations and have provided subtitles so that we can all rest easy, remain unalarmed, and not have to stock up on heavy things at the Home Depot in a last-ditch effort to beat away the young.”

  The Huffington Post: Hulu.com: BRB, I'm Throwin' Down: A Survival Guide for Teenage Slang on the Internet

• “It had struck Saxon at the time that the old woman was quite unalarmed and only curious to see.”

  CHAPTER VIII

• “The Acorn employees were, alarmingly, unalarmed by the proposal.”

  The Huffington Post: John Atlas: Fake ACORN Pimp Pleads Guilty; the New Yorker Adds its Voice to the Anti-ACORN Story

• “There had been several unusual noises, a few weak sparks, but the usually alert Chung was sitting still, unalarmed.”

  Simon & Schuster: Vince Flynn Collectors’ Edition #2

• “The dove that loafs along unalarmed, crossing at 35 yards, requires a lot of forward allowance.”

  Shotgun Shooting Tips for Dove Hunters

• “Her mother steps over her once, twice, unalarmed, disappearing again into the dark recesses of her bedroom.”

  Simon & Schuster: Fade

• “The gentleman with the impressive beard seems unalarmed by the truck smashing through his window.”

  Oni Press Gets Unwelcome Visitor | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News

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