Sentence examples for a complacent one from inspiring English sources

An inevitable candidate is a complacent one, sitting comfortably atop a campaign so busy lining up endorsements and planning for its convention that it doesn't take chances or react to signs of decay.

We are not dealing here with a sick or failing or unsuccessful industry but with a complacent one".

The good news is that Carlos Zambrano is on the mound Thursday night, and just maybe a pissed-off Big Z is better than a complacent one.

It is also a potentially catastrophic and complacent one.

The embryonic eyes are there, repeating the cow's complacent one.

He makes a rather prosy, but pointed speech, against the complacent, one-percent Parliaments of his day: While they legislate, girls like Blade-o'-Grass are springing up around them, and living poisoned lives.

In a country without a written constitution, the rules that underlie a properly-run society are particularly vulnerable to the whims of populist politicians, and vigilance is therefore especially important.Britons are lucky people, and complacent ones.

Somewhat pleasing for synthetic chemists (particularly complacent ones), was the group consensus that no matter how much the computing power increases or technology develops, computer-aided synthesis design (CASD) or machines will never fully replace an experienced chemist.

John Major is telling people what they already knew: David Cameron's is an out-of-touch government that is staggeringly complacent on the one million young people who are unemployed.

It was shortly afterward, Mr. DiIulio said, while praying at Mass on Palm Sunday in 1996, that he had an "epiphany -- a conversion of heart, a conversion of mind," that changed him from a complacent Roman Catholic to one who "took his religion seriously".

I am a complacent sort of person, one who takes things as they come.