Sentence examples for feeling of complacency from inspiring English sources

Throughout the debate, though, I have had a slight feeling of complacency.

Any feeling of complacency Northampton might have had was dispelled within 20 seconds of the restart.

"There was a feeling of complacency here before but now we realize that Spanish regions like nearby Ribera del Duero or Priorato in Catalonia, and even Chile, are making very good wines and becoming a challenge," said Jaime Echavarri Olavarria, the manager of the Baron de Ley winery group.

In the rest of the population, this could create a feeling of complacency and lead to stigmatization and discrimination against the population labelled to be potentially at risk.

"Fast Food Nation" painted an alarming picture — one learned about the additives in a strawberry milkshake, the traces of excrement in hamburger meat — but it also left some readers with a feeling of mild complacency, as they closed the book and turned to a wholesome supper of spinach and ricotta tortellini.

However, we should exercise caution in extrapolating the observed feeling of relative complacency towards epidemics in real situations.

However, the usual feeling of security and complacency in "the Israeli city that never stops" is not as it was only yesterday.

He was a member of the last N.F.L. team to repeat, the Patriots, in February 2005, and when he assessed the Pittsburgh Steelers' chances of repeating last year, he spoke of complacency and the feeling of accomplishment that sets in after a team ascends to a championship.

Something about that feeling of accomplishment triggers a sense of complacency, she says.

Ray Ellis of Blogcritics felt that "the series has settled into a state of complacency" and could not "escape the feeling I've seen this before".

The risk is of complacency".