Sentence examples for not particularly reassuring from inspiring English sources

Coach Tom Cable, who is not going to have charges filed against him after an incident in which one of his assistants ended up with a broken jaw, reacted to an ESPN report that one of his former wives and a former girlfriend had accused him of domestic violence by saying that he had just slapped the wife, and just once, which is not particularly reassuring.

When I probed the numbers, they were not particularly reassuring.

You can take a tiny bit of solace in the fact that the thief would have to know your phone number or wait for someone to call your phone to exploit the bug, but that's not particularly reassuring.

What I found was not particularly reassuring.

Again though, not particularly reassuring for a man with Camp's level of authority.

It's possible to believe that the police had no editorial control, but that's not particularly reassuring.

To make herself feel better, Ivy thought about how her sons were more respectful than the children she nannied — they yelled at their mother as if it were not a big deal — but the thought wasn't particularly reassuring.

The producers already warned me that S.L.C. can be a tough audience, and the hotel room TV report on child abuse within "closed (polygamous) societies" isn't particularly reassuring.

His response wasn't particularly reassuring.

Still, for many investors, Mr. Mistry's appointment does not appear to be particularly reassuring.

Neither seem particularly reassuring.