Sentence examples for complacent nature from inspiring English sources

Indeed, most of us never experience them, save through illusorily complacent nature films.

We are complacent by nature, and think that what we have already is fine.

His bitingly sardonic dissection of a dilettantish and complacent study of the nature of evil and of human suffering, A Free Enquiry into the Nature and Origin of Evil, by the theological writer Soame Jenyns, may well be the best review in English during the 18th century: This author and Pope perhaps never saw the miseries which they imagine thus easy to be borne.

But Sand, who foraged tirelessly for pleasure and companionship, and wrote with complacent fluency, misunderstood the tonic nature of Flaubert's despair.

It's human nature to become complacent with the everyday sites around us; by breaking down familiar structures into their unique parts, we can see the whole more clearly.

This may be because the Brits have a real handle on a real conundrum — which is, roughly, how to square the special and contrarian nature of artists with the bland and complacent character of a vastly expanded audience.

They do not understand the nature of my qualifications and call me complacent for failing to respond to listed vacancies for cleaners and checkout operators at Asda and Tesco.

While we are never complacent, we are confident there are no issues of that nature in Australia and we will continue to do everything necessary to ensure the integrity of Australian cricket".

But just in case anyone was getting complacent, a respected Canadian astronomer writing in today's issue of Nature labels the first and most dramatic of these discoveries a case of mistaken identity.

The hard part inheres in the very nature and design of large-scale organizations, whose ethos and leadership too often create mindless and complacent cultures with vacant sentry boxes.

It's inherently stupid to be that complacent about the 'nature' of the game when every World Cup brings a shift in video technology that breaks down each decision into milliseconds.