Sentence examples for feeling complacent about from inspiring English sources

That said, Woodman said the company is not feeling complacent about potentially having a Mountain View sized competitor, in the not too distance future.

ANYONE feeling complacent about America's recent past should visit a medical library and request the December 1964 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine.

But she wasn't feeling complacent.

It's not as if our political class is feeling complacent.

With European leaders struggling to contain their financial crisis, many Americans may be feeling complacent.

For it is when those in charge are feeling complacent that disaster is most likely to happen.

After driving about 4,000km through the park in a month and a half, I may be feeling a little complacent about its wonder and a little guilty about my fuel consumption, but I am convinced the locals' "Kaka-don't" nickname for it is more about the pun than the truth.

Just about any investor who put money in a broad portfolio of small-cap stocks over the past five years is likely to be feeling fairly complacent right now.

In the show, Ejiofor portrays a complacent high-flier, feeling good about life until he's confronted by Death, and told: time's up, prepare to be judged.

Know that it is natural to feel scared, ashamed, or complacent about talking to someone else.

Start feeling good about yourself.