Sentence examples for express complacency from inspiring English sources

Taseer's betrayal should give pause to those officials in Washington who seem regularly to express complacency, or at least satisfaction, about the security of Pakistan's arsenal.

Steve Coll has some excellent perspective on what the killing means for Pakistan and for the rest of us, and makes this point: Taseer's betrayal should give pause to those officials in Washington who seem regularly to express complacency, or at least satisfaction, about the security of Pakistan's arsenal.

Kenneth Clark, director of the National Gallery, expressed quiet complacency about the removal of 222 paintings from his museum to the home of Lord Lee at Avening in Gloucestershire in August 1939: "Lord Lee has made the most excellent arrangements for their safekeeping.

I recently polled a group of friends on Facebook about their personal feelings about their job circumstances, and many people expressed a fear of complacency and repetition in their salaried positions that I imagine rival my own of instability and inconsistency.

Expressing that with success comes complacency, Sauter underscores how with teaching you have to reflect very precisely on what you're doing, as without doing so, you can't answer the questions that teaching brings.

Norwegian diplomats, who helped arrange it, have expressed fears that the antagonists' "incredible complacency" masks a "melting at the edges" of the frozen war.

Writing in these pages a few weeks ago, Henry Porter expressed his own frustration at this public complacency.

It's crudely expressed, but her indictment of the noodling complacency that let in the Tories is so out of character, and so against the grain of current comedy, it's thrilling.

Elijah is remarkable for the vitality of the choruses, but Mendelssohn's earlier oratorio St. Paul (1836) has been criticized as expressing no religious emotion except in terms of respectable complacency.

The letter expressed concern at the "apparent culture of disregard and complacency within the HS2 Ltd organisation towards Warwickshire".

Both clinicians and researchers have expressed concern about detrimental effects of PrEP adoption on other sexual risk reduction practices, due in part to increased HIV complacency and reduced perceptions of risk [ 33].