Sentence examples for complacent his from inspiring English sources

If there was ever a danger of their growing complacent, his presence erased it.

Despite David Cameron's best efforts not to come over as complacent, his overly smooth responses made him sound like a sloganeering salesman.

But I'm never complacent". His last album, "Raymond v. Raymond," was a comeback of sorts for the Atlanta native.

Socrates applied the method to challenge views he probably held himself (as we shall see in the Laches), and he implies in the Hippias Major that he has used elenchus to prevent his being complacent with his own ignorance (304c-e).

Any anxiety Frank feels about the 21st-century Rainbow Nation being wrecked by similar racial violence is eased by distance, his complacent joy in his impeccably modern family (divorce, drugs, adopted Haitian grandson), and a romanticised love affair with the South African landscape.

Even Papa wonders if his beloved sharks have grown a little complacent under his care, though they still adhere to many of their natural habits, like migrating or disappearing up the rivers for weeks on end when it's time to breed.

If Agassi had been complacent with his solid 2000 season, and arrogant in trusting that his talent would carry him, he would not have spent the off-season immersed in a brutal workout schedule that left him physically ill on Christmas Day.

(which was anything but a nativist anthem) and in the accumulated narratives and sounds of his songs, he had made himself rock's all-American good guy, loyal but never complacent about his country.

With the red-white-and-blue iconography of "Born in the U.S.A". (which was anything but a nativist anthem) and in the accumulated narratives and sounds of his songs, he had made himself rock's all-American good guy, loyal but never complacent about his country.

He had got complacent in his Eighty-fourth Street apartment.

He told prosecutors on January 26 and 27 that the bank had been "complacent" about his trades.