Sentence examples for complacent on from inspiring English sources

John Major is telling people what they already knew: David Cameron's is an out-of-touch government that is staggeringly complacent on the one million young people who are unemployed.

People get complacent on Thursdays, too, and think they're going to make it.

"We all get complacent on how fast we're going and how tight we're racing until those moments injure somebody".

"We are never complacent on this issue and there's a lot we can learn from other sports.

"But its draft plan is dangerously complacent on pesticides, placing far too much trust in chemical firms and flawed procedures".

People ended up living a kind of double life, he said, complacent on the outside, infuriated on the inside.

While he has buckled down in recent years, Mr. Bush even now on the campaign trail comes across as unusually relaxed or complacent, depending on one's point of view.

"I think it's important on one hand not to be complacent but on the other hand not to scare people unnecessarily.

I got a little complacent about taking on debt.

Instead of its complacent litanies on what it perceives as China's essential imperfections, the West should seriously focus on what it could learn from the nuances of Beijing's subtle power.

BMW's current interior design is either classic or complacent, depending on your view.