Sentence examples for complacent is from inspiring English sources

Not being complacent is another.

And being complacent is quite risky.

His style, too easily taken for complacent, is recuperative.

The city government spent days turning complacent New Yorkers (if complacent is what they are) into worrywarts (if worrywarts are what they became).

And then it struck me: Part of the reason we've lost our way, part of the reason my generation became complacent, is that many of us have been defining progress for women too narrowly.

Speaking in the House of Commons, Mr Hunt said: "Something else that is complacent is this idea Labour has that, almost a year after the Francis report, the lessons of Mid Staffs stop at the border of England and Wales-that Wales has nothing to learn and does not need to do a Keogh report into excess mortality rates, which the Welsh Labour government have consistently refused to do.

Complacent was the word used most often.

To him, Macaulay's views, besides being complacent, were insipid.

And the Americans, careful lest they become complacent, are keenly aware of that.

People who are complacent are happy with being exactly the way they are.

How complacent we are about this miracle.