Sentence examples for complacent choice from inspiring English sources

Clearly, Obama's campaign made a deliberate, front-running, and perhaps complacent choice not to provoke Romney by rerunning his "forty-seven per cent" remark, reminding voters of the low tax rates Romney has paid on his large income, or criticizing his time at Bain Capital.

The appointment of Carver has only made matters worse and now smacks of a complacent choice from a complacent club - a club that thought it could make do and mend until the summer safe from any threat of relegation.

But here it emerges at its worst: complacent, anodyne, misrepresenting our choices, and mistaking a timid, retentive sally into the mid-20th century for a radical and visionary plan.

But the deeper flaw was a complacent assumption that Labour was the moral choice, and that people would realise as much if only their misguided quibbles about public spending could be neutralised.

But don't become too complacent — you should reserve now if you want a choice table at one of the hottest places.

As England ramp up their preparations, Everton defender Leighton Baines says he cannot afford to get complacent after finally dislodging Ashley Cole as England's first-choice left-back.

You have the choice to unlock the doors of becoming a Go-Getter or being complacent with the rest of society.

The really contented – the complacent – can persuade themselves that anyone without that satisfaction has simply made bad choices.

Had I made that choice I am sure it would have made me a bitter, worn and complacent woman.

We have no choice but to protect ourselves in a perilous world of aggressive Islamist fanatics and complacent, confrontation-averse Western democracies.

One lesson of the British vote is not to become complacent, not to assume that voters will eventually come to their senses and opt for the safe, responsible choice.