unworried

It is an effort that Democrats say leaves them unworried.

But Thornton is unworried by what has happened in the past.

She is wary of the attention but unworried about the critical response.

He looked at ease, apparently unworried by what the woman had said.

In fact, they seem unworried by anybody’s capacity to see what they’re up to — until, of course, it goes wrong.

Throughout the trial, King, 66, looked like a man unworried about his legal fate.

He was unworried about the horses, for they would be too tired to go far.

The number feeling concerned is more than twice that of those who are unworried (31 percent).

I nodded and smiled, doing my best to appear unworried.

She hadn't, and Honor had done her best to look unworried as the minutes stretched out.

He sounded unworried, and kept the long blade at his side as they moved past them.

I hear them walking up the stairs now, calm and unworried.

Most owners and customers, he said, seemed unworried about the sanctions.

The men, whispering among themselves, seemed completely unworried; quite happy to live for the present moment and leave the next one to him.

We'd have been together unworried, away from them all.

The blue eyes met the dark brown, innocent, polite, unworried.

Several of the callers said they were surprised at how unworried many students and parents seemed to be.

Washington's top ranks seem unworried about what the new civilian leaders might decide.

As the book says, The ideal pilot is relaxed and unworried.

Seemed put out that she was safe and unworried.

He was looking over the side, his gaze placid and unworried.

"It has to do with that woman's body they found in my club's basement," I said, unworried about giving anything away.

But he seems unworried and even confident about the long-term outcome, willing to fight on.

But Blanchett has said she was unworried by such criticism.

He was suddenly unworried; the prospect of a gun fight, something new to his experience, did not upset him further.