uncomforting

She later called it "uncomforting that there is 100 percent is a murderer on the loose."

They are all here: the lover waiting in the street for some sign or word; the girl leaning out of window to tell her piece of news; the "poor child" who had drunk of the lava stream of love; the dead lying uncoffined in the church to be gazed upon by who will; the priest to 21 whom are given those final instructions: pious, and yet how uncomforting, how unilluminated by hope or even aspiration!

The little head pressed against her bosom was not uncomforting to the childless woman.

Whatever outer things might possibly be mine; whatever seeming brightest blessings; yet now to live uncomforting and unloving to thee, Isabel; now to dwell domestically away from thee; so that only by stealth, and base connivances of the night, I could come to thee as thy related brother; this would be, and is, unutterably impossible.

To the Editors: President Ford's words comprise the most uncomforting assessment of the State of the Union that the American people have had to hear.