Sentence examples for be complacent to from inspiring English sources
"It would be complacent to take these rights for granted".
As the commission notes, it would be complacent to imagine that some degree of child sexual abuse does not continue in penal institutions to this day.
The May/Cummings, conservative/libertarian, Bunyan/Blade Runner faultline couldn't be plainer, yet it would be complacent to think you can just sit back and watch them fight.
These days we have the confidence to spend some of what we earn," he says.Changing courseIt would be complacent to expect that rebalancing alone will spare China from trouble.
All the same, for those who believe in British membership of the EU, it would be complacent to the point of recklessness simply to dismiss what happened in the debates with a shrug.
Unfortunately, it would be complacent to do so.
It is wildly absurd, and the macho attitudes are complacent, to say the least.
The study concludes that the community is complacent to flooding and how it impacts on them as long as relief is distributed to them.
It would be dangerous to be complacent at this stage.
But it's important not to be complacent and to think that everything is hunky-dory.
It is surely psychologically impossible to be complacent and to play with fear.
