Sentence examples for act of complacency from inspiring English sources
The final act of complacency came from Cameron, who took it for granted that a referendum on our membership of the European Union would produce a pro-remain vote so resounding that it would silence his critics on the Tory backbenches.
Not taking them is an act of complacency.
And when religious communities remain silent in the face of unimaginable violence and hatred, that silence becomes an act of complacency.
The alternative is lack of complacency.
It is high time for them, especially leaders of the United States and China, to exit from the politics of complacency and act decisively to strike a grand compromise for a lasting peace.
The onus is on all of us to shake off this veil of complacency and indifference and act with decisiveness to safeguard the wellbeing of future generations.
It's an act of waking oneself up from complacency as much as it is an act of waking others up to the dangers of a changing climate and local environmental degradation.
Over time, he's seen fewer people wear face masks, some generally demonstrating an attitude of complacency toward radiation detection — acts Mr. Okahara likened to suicide.
It is hard to argue with any of those bullet points but there was also plenty on offer to act as a shield against even the slightest hint of complacency ahead of those final World Cup qualifiers.
The one-act raises questions about evil, racial guilt and the price of complacency.
