Sentence examples for complacent representation from inspiring English sources
Strong artistic temperaments resist, and that's what matters — but an ambient aesthetic of complacent representation is one of the things they have to resist, and it's worth noting that the foreign films represented here are also the most fiercely defiant of familiar codes and modes of naturalistic so-called storytelling.
The appointment of only men to shadow the great offices of state projected an attitude to equal-gender representation that was complacent at best.
I don't believe that as a community we should become complacent and not critical of our representations in the media.
The most widely known exposition of this view is the emotionally charged 2010 documentary "Waiting for 'Superman,' " a doleful representation of a system made up of complacent teachers, greedy unions, and frustrated parents.
He told Radio 4's The Media Show that the BBC was "not being complacent" but admitted it was "difficult to make excuses" for the lack of progress in BAME representation on- and off-screen.
He's also not been afraid to take direct action to tackle the under-representation of women in tech, or to talk about mental health, and how founders can become complacent after raising a seed round.
This has been called "complacent" behaviour.
