Sentence examples for complacent expectation that from inspiring English sources
"USADA's overly expansive view of its own authority — not to mention its smug self-regard — undoubtedly explains its threadbare charging document, its arrogant and craven refusal to disclose evidence, and its complacent expectation that the Review Board will not hold it accountable," Luskin wrote, asking the review board to drop the case.
No novelist worth his salt would assume he deserved to be read without grabbing the reader by the throat, yet our poets are so often complacent, too comfortable in the expectation that someone will read them, even if only assigned to do so in a classroom.
Women who may have previous non-eventful deliveries may be complacent and expect that TBA assisted deliveries are safe.
Perhaps above all, we need to wean ourselves off our complacent expectation – an expectation not shared by our grandparents or even our parents – that all types of fruit and vegetable, and indeed meat and fish, should be available to us all year round.
His voice is a nasal, complacent drone that could put a rabid pit bull to sleep.
Thus, one should not become complacent about diseases that are repeatedly introduced through zoonosis, but teeter on the edge of sustainability within the human population.
"Most people might grow overconfident or grow complacent during that streak.
As parents and tech executives we cannot remain complacent to that".
We now see how complacent that was.
