Sentence examples for complacency toward from inspiring English sources

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.

The contributors to this volume contradict the claim that democratic governance is incompatible with East Asian cultures but counsel against complacency toward the fate of democracy in the region.

The intensely scrutinized struggle far from New York City has been seized on by the mayor during his Senate campaign as an opportunity to speak on international affairs, and he has used it frequently to warn of the dangers of American complacency toward the Castro regime and international Communism.

Loftis (2005) challenges this relative complacency toward nonhumans and its contrast to the caution exhibited toward humans.

4. Ask yourself, "Why not me?" Throughout my time as coach, I have seen that countless leaders go through their days in what I like to call a "trance of mediocrity" — a complacency toward their current circumstances, no matter how unfulfilling.

In Canada, complacency toward the Trump administration is extremely dangerous.

There is a disturbing complacency here toward Washington, government and even the nation.

Finn, of the Maryland State Board of Education, said Maryland tends toward complacency in evaluating its educational performance.

And unfortunately, as climate change has been dawning more fully into view over the past several decades, all the cognitive biases that push us toward complacency have been abetted by our storytelling about warming — by journalism defined by caution in describing the scale and speed of the threat.

Without a personal stake in self-improvement, employees placed in this structure tend toward complacency.

And that is a good thing; it counters our natural tendency toward complacency and keeps us spiritually striving and on our toes.