Sentence examples for far less reassuring from inspiring English sources

The film is bleaker than Anderson's earlier movies, its message far less reassuring.

But the movement also has a political history — and it's far less reassuring.

And that makes him a far less reassuring figure for the aspiring middle classes who brought Margaret Thatcher, and then Mr Blair, to power, than is the current prime minister.

The Texas Department of State Health Services released a statement on Tuesday saying that "it does not appear that any of the implicated products — peanut meal, granulated peanuts and dry roasted peanuts — have reached consumers". But a top official at the food and drug agency was far less reassuring, saying the investigation in Texas was continuing.

The drama of someone in a family she sort of wants out of is far less reassuring than, say, the story of Jonathan Demme's far more conventional "Rachel Getting Married," about a woman who's on the outs with her family and wants back in.

Yet the next statement in the footnote was far less reassuring when it noted that the feed was resumed six days later.

But on Monday, Trump was far less severe, reassuring the Canadian PM that his efforts to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement would focus largely on Mexico.

Higher education numbers are even less reassuring.

The truth may be less reassuring.

Some of it is less reassuring.

Which must have been rather less reassuring.