Sentence examples for Feel complacent from inspiring English sources

"You never feel complacent," she says.

But the mainstream political elite should not feel complacent.

The report stresses that there is no room for employers to feel complacent.

Pundits - presumably ones who've been lucky enough not to go through the experience themselves and can feel complacent and superior and pitying and smug - talk about people taking divorce lightly, but I've only ever met people who take it very heavily indeed.

I don't feel complacent".

"Because we have so much competition in the squad, we never ever feel complacent," she said.

For all its fine qualities, Paterson feels complacent and self-regarding.

Nick Mangold: "It was saying he was lazy, didn't put the work in, felt complacent, and I think it couldn't be more further from the truth.

He continued, "To say that our intelligence community follows the law, and is staffed by patriots, is not to suggest that I or others in my Administration felt complacent about the potential impact of these programs".

To say that our intelligence community follows the law, and is staffed by patriots, is not to suggest that I, or others in my Administration, felt complacent about the potential impact of these programs.

At another, the candidate, who usually celebrates Americans' can-do spirit, observed that "a lot of people feel extraordinarily complacent, as if this will always have to be like this".