Sentence examples for grown too comfortable from inspiring English sources
The squad was overloaded with overloaded stars who had grown too comfortable and too complacent.
In the process, she revived policy debates among political parties that had grown too comfortable with safe consensus mumbling.
She criticized the United States as a nation with vast resources that lacks the kind of activism driving social change elsewhere, perhaps because Americans have grown too comfortable.
GCI responds that opponents have grown too comfortable with their cozy local clout, and that increased news coverage can only serve the public interest.
But it also asks whether white people have grown too comfortable with the idea that racism is a thing of the past.
You get the sense, watching this tepid production, that he has simply grown too comfortable with the part of the great actor to bother harnessing his energy to this Mt. Everest of a role.
Indeed, part of the attraction of such regions lies in the fact that they are places where people cannot yet grow too comfortable.
"I love a good creative challenge, and so do Kristin and Lia, where we can't grow too comfortable on stage with preconceived expectations," said Mr. Rickson, who directed the Tony-nominated "Jerusalem" on Broadway last year.
In addition, some see the seniority system as fostering some of the ethics problems that have plagued the House and Senate in recent years as lawmakers grow too comfortable in their jobs, seeing the rules as flexible and themselves as untouchable.
In Taiwan, which has been governed autonomously since the end of the Chinese civil war in 1949 and which China still claims as its territory, Mr. Chen has been portrayed as a symbol of the dangers of growing too comfortable with China.
