Sentence examples for complacent kind from inspiring English sources

This was a workmanlike victory, albeit a complacent kind of workman who takes a lot of tea breaks.

Xavier Le Roy's staged conversation between audience and performers veered into a complacent kind of group therapy but some pieces were outstanding.

King Hamlet, piggy and complacent though kind, turns out subtle after all; and, when he discovers the betrayal, takes on a blazing brilliance.

In a genre packed with careful, Sealed Knot-style recreations of the past, Segall's distortion-laden take on an old trick seems vital and alive Pissed-off, fundamental, noisy, insistent: it's what people traditionally turn to when rock seems terminally bloated and boring and complacent, a kind of musical crash cart.

I think we are becoming far too complacent about this kind of shift in warfare.

They are complacent, over-entitled and kind of mean.

Of course, they've always been kind of complacent about their position.

The smart writing registers no objection to what struck this reader as a kind of complacent essentialism.

And given Britain's prosperity in recent decades, popular cynicism may be the product of a kind of complacent assumption that the good times would just keep rolling.

The comedians of the fifties and early sixties unconsciously assumed that both political power and popular piety would come to rest in the hands of liberals, in a kind of complacent family compact.

The 32-year veteran of local politics must convince voters that he has not become the kind of complacent figurehead of the political establishment that he railed against as a community activist.