Sentence examples for all complacent from inspiring English sources

But are they all complacent?

Though Mr. Castellucci has established himself as a visual pioneer, comparable perhaps to Robert Wilson, he is not at all complacent.

I do have a sense of trepidation but I don't think I'd be able to write the best possible book if I didn't, if I was at all complacent about it.

Just in case Australia were thinking of getting all complacent again for the third Test after their resounding victory, their minds should now be focused by the knowledge that next weekend's match will be the last in the reign of Rod Macqueen, the Australia coach.

Despite all the complacent claims from ministers about the economy, these figures show that for ordinary people life is getting harder under David Cameron's government," she said.

If it weren't for fashions -- in dress, in music, in eating, in interior design, in architecture -- we would all be complacent.

I like to imagine Lister herself striding into one of Austen's balls and distracting the heroine's attention from all the complacent Darcys and Bingleys in the room.

And county supervisors are all-too-complacent while their mental health officials drive people with serious mental illness straight through it.

We'd all become rather complacent.

They're just people who squint hard at the orthodoxies that we're all too complacent about.

Thinking back on all the complacent conversations I used to have in Brussels, I was struck by a quotation I read this week in The Economist.