Sentence examples for complacent reading from inspiring English sources

Despite this technical weakness, the composite Schaeffer's put-call open interest ratio for XLK components arrives at a very complacent reading of 0.64, in the 51st percentile of its annual range.

About other people's irrational fears, in short, Mr Pipes is sage and safe, if a touch condescending.A far more gripping, and less complacent, read is "Abuse of Power", which consists of transcripts of over 200 hours of voice-activated tapes from President Nixon's office at the White House.

"Killed Holmes," reads a complacent entry in Arthur Conan Doyle's journal for 1893.

It makes sense to trigger alarm bells rather than be complacent – especially when you read about a crowd screaming "National socialism, now, now, now!" somewhere in Germany.

A once complacent performer, she now reads a song like a personal short story, her interpretations informed by a keen critical intelligence that views songs as tough-minded dialogues between cynicism and romantic faith.

I'm so complacent that I didn't even read all the way to the end.

I am not saying this as a complacent book snob who claims to have read everything.

Every shard of the first act slices deeper into complacent ethics: should Jack's inability to read be blamed on Google, or on his mother's self-absorption?

Mr Sanchez led the Jets deep into the playoffs in his first two seasons; last year, depending on which columnist you read, he either got spooked or complacent.

A tough new EU paper on security does not read as if it was written by complacent inhabitants of a "post-historical paradise"—to use the term for Europe coined by one neo-conservative, Robert Kagan.

Men over 50 who have read the article on osteoporosis (July 27) should not be complacent just because the disease affects mostly women.