Sentence examples for be a bit complacent from inspiring English sources

It was also natural, I suppose, for some in the media to be a bit complacent about the ubiquitous role social media now plays in our connected society.

Bristol has been a bit complacent.

"In some ways he [Ross] was a bit complacent, he wasn't overly safety conscious like other safety facilitators I have come across in the past," she said.

"Maybe I'm a bit complacent" says Sally laughing "I've been around for so long, and we always find a way to keep going.

"The All Blacks are coming off a draw and so they were a bit complacent".

"Germany have won at a canter, but it was a bit complacent to change things around, with three new players coming in.

"First 20 minutes we played well and moved it well, side to side, and scored a great goal, but we went 1-0 up and were a bit complacent.

Maybe I was a bit complacent and went out at the speed of the guys outside of me, but I'll be in a great shape by the time the Games come round - I see the times dropping in training every week".

He just wants them to be a bit less complacent.

Even a lot of ostensible "lefties" seem to be a bit too complacent in seeing the only problem with centralized data control being when government has it.

Maybe we're getting a bit complacent, because suddenly there's a train in view a ahead of us, and we're running toward the fence, scrambling up it, hoping that there aren't any guards or undercover cops waiting for us on the other side.