Sentence examples for complacent talk from inspiring English sources
Forget complacent talk of the Paralympics changing attitudes; after all, Britain was held up this week in New Zealand as an example of how not to treat people with disabilities.
There is dramatic irony in his complacent small talk.
Know that it is natural to feel scared, ashamed, or complacent about talking to someone else.
And then there is the issue of couples becoming complacent after their talk.
It impacts people's lives every day though much more often the lives of vulnerable working people, rather than those of the complacent fat cats all this talk of "disruption" is supposed to threaten.
It impacts people's lives every day – though much more often the lives of vulnerable working people, rather than those of the complacent fat cats all this talk of "disruption" is supposed to threaten.
We keep talking about not getting complacent, about getting up by 20 points and letting them cut it to eight.
"We've talked about the danger of being complacent," Toomey said.
Forbes sat down with Vanjoki, who once got a $103,600 speeding ticket on his Harley in Helsinki, after his presentation to talk about the mobile multimedia future, why Americans are complacent and why his gadget is better than yours.
Indeed, when congregants talk about their relationship with God, they often sound as if they think of God as some benign, complacent therapist who will listen to their concerns and help them to handle them.
