Sentence examples for deeply complacent from inspiring English sources

But before wartime traumas erode his ingrained certainties, he is shown to be deeply complacent and unthinkingly arrogant.

But he described a Ukip vote as a "free hit against a deeply complacent and craven political establishment".

Bizarrely, Jonathan Cape, the original publishers, don't want to reissue Uncle because the protagonist is rich, capitalist and deeply complacent, and therefore the books are "classist".

10.19am BST Rachel Reeves, Labour's Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, says it's "deeply complacent" for the Tories to claim the cost of living crisis has suddenly been solved.

It's deeply complacent and out of touch for the Tories to try and claim this deep-seated cost-of-living crisis has suddenly been solved.

The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, said: "This sobering report shows why David Cameron and George Osborne's deeply complacent approach to the economy is so misplaced.

We privacy watchers and civil libertarians think this complacent response misses a deeply worrying political shift of vast consequence.

These deeply disappointing figures expose just how dangerously complacent the prime minister was when he said last autumn that the "good news will keep coming".

Completely complacent".

I was complacent.

That seems complacent.