unreassuring

It is unreassuring; it does not restore faith nor remove shame.

Responsibility and accountability 2009

Louis Freeh, the estimable director of the FBI, after looking into the reason a couple of unreassuring political operators in the White House had gained access to hundreds of FBI background files on the Republican opposition, actually spoke in terms of a contract violation by these Clinton administration apparatchiks.

'The White House Wants' 2008

"" Not now, '' came the decidedly unreassuring reply from her mom.

Down The Aisle 2008

Here was a movie that painted the most excoriating, cynical, unreassuring portrait of the U.S. military imaginable.

That Was Then, This Is Now 2007

However, I boil down the apology to this one unreassuring statement: "At present, we have agreed to review both our policies and our enforcement procedures to ensure that we are acting both consistently and fairly."

Breastfeeding… LiveJournal: NO. Minti: YES. | Thingamababy 2006

The fact that he was cooperating was singularly unreassuring; I knew what he was capable of in an instant of rage.

Over the Edge Jonathan Kellerman 1987

The fact that he was cooperating was singularly unreassuring; I knew what he was capable of in an instant of rage.

Over the Edge Jonathan Kellerman 1987

The fact that he was cooperating was singularly unreassuring; I knew what he was capable of in an instant of rage.

Over the Edge Jonathan Kellerman 1987

Patrick was staring with unreassuring horror at Billy's straight lines.

Flying Finish Francis, Dick, 1920- 1966

Couched thus, this creature yawned and disclosed unreassuring teeth.

Figures of Earth James Branch Cabell 1918