Sentence examples for considered complacent from inspiring English sources

Taking its name from the French New Wave cinema of the late 1950s, this catchall classification was defined in opposition to punk (which was generally more raw, rough edged, and political) and to mainstream "corporate" rock (which many new wave upstarts considered complacent and creatively stagnant).

The consensus estimates, including HSBC's call, could be considered "complacent," and "if the February snowstorms prove to have the same impact of the largest storms in the past," Wang concluded," history suggests the risk of major downside surprise remains high".

The advanced warning time was believed to have prevented many deaths; however, the population was considered complacent with the warning, causing additional damage when they executed improper preparations, such as securing windows.

For Mr. Kui has spent most of his adult life trying to organize a swelling Asian community he considers complacent and misunderstood to assert itself.

Perhaps as a form of shock therapy for a bourgeois society they considered hopelessly complacent, these writers sometimes drove Christian beliefs to the extremes that asceticism always risks, and sometimes their outlook tipped over into fin de siècle decadence and political apocalypticism.

Sitwell seems to have been a thoroughly complacent man, always hungry for the public honours he considered his due.

Hodgkin believes that patients have not thoroughly considered the implications of the new system, saying: "I think patients are currently unthinkingly complacent.

This has made the city complacent, and slow to consider other alternatives.

Remember: even if things seem to be going well, don't become complacent – take time to consider your charity's financial resilience regularly.

But Blanchard said there were many traps waiting for unwary and complacent policymakers who fail to consider the possibility of further shocks to the global economy.

But Blanchard said there were many traps waiting for the unwary and complacent policymaker who failed to consider the possibility of further shocks to the global economy.