Sentence examples for a large complacent from inspiring English sources

Just why is it that only the existence of a large complacent middle class represents both the health and validity of a society?

Yes, I know he denies ordering shadow cabinet members to lose weight and the ruddy, complacent glow of men who have just enjoyed a large lunch.

The so-called swift-boating of his candidacy did not leave him either vengeful or complacent, but rather has driven him to continue to play a large role on the world stage, as Senator and now as Secretary of State.

A rise in Japanese rates could be particularly damaging to bonds, since a large share of bonds bought by American hedge funds has been financed by yen borrowing.UBS fears that, as in early 1994, bond markets may have become complacent.

The founder effect is a reminder that immigrant populations tend to be unrepresentative subsets, differing somewhat (longer legs on average, maybe, or stronger wings, or a larger sampling of venturesome peasants than complacent landowners) from their source population.

While the population at large seems complacent maintaining the status quo, those more forward-thinking have been actively pursuing new ways to address this urgent situation.

Whether these incidents are symptoms of a larger problem in the cockpit is the subject of a debate among aviation experts: are airliners so automated that pilots are becoming complacent?

With a complacent smile, he produces "M-A-Y-S".

A touch complacent, maybe?

Bristol has been a bit complacent.

We've gotten a little complacent.