Sentence examples for complacent making from inspiring English sources

Both sound hungry and probing and, most important, not complacent, making "Watch the Throne" perhaps the most ambitious and effortful late-career album hip-hop has ever seen.

The team had misjudged the criteria because they'd been complacent, making assumptions instead of investing time in finding out what the government wanted.

In his address, Julian discussed the trajectory of the movement and how the passage of the Civil Rights Act, in 1964, had changed its tenor, making people complacent, making them think that the victory had been won.

Even in zero sum games like sports, winning dynasties do not last forever, because winners become complacent, make mistakes, or miss innovations that their competitors find.

At times, it is a matter of not getting complacent and making sure the young guys buy into it.

Rove's friend Reggie Bashur, who has worked for Bush in the past, probably summed it up best: "They're winning, so it's like that old saying, 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it".' And Rove himself sounds downright complacent about making the leap onto the national stage.

And being seen as arrogant or complacent only makes matters worse.

The contrast between dying soldiers and complacent civilians made women appear selfish and trivial.

"However, we are not complacent and make continuous improvements to the services we provide".

I expect the podium will belong to those who persevered while the rest of us became complacent and made excuses.

Though I prefer the band's earlier, grittier songs, their new material was well-executed and shows that the band is not complacent to make the same great record over and over again.