Sentence examples for into complacent from inspiring English sources

Britain in 2013, like China in 1898, can ill afford to retreat into complacent national chauvinism.

It is a truism that, as they get older, angry young radicals tend to relax into complacent conservatism.

Every shard of the first act slices deeper into complacent ethics: should Jack's inability to read be blamed on Google, or on his mother's self-absorption?

And like a fine car, it is just as likely to lull its driver into complacent coasting and its passengers to sleep.

In some states politicians have decided not to receive additional federal money for benefits because they believe benefits are turning the unemployed into complacent, lazy couch potatoes, thereby delaying job growth.

Obama is an extraterrestrial pod deposited on Planet Earth to occupy a human shell and get elected leader of the free world so that he can lull the population into complacent dependency in advance of a full invasion of body snatchers?

Have you fallen into a complacent mindset of being happy just to have a job?

And, as a more seasoned artist, it allows me to not fall into a complacent or rigid perspective.

Eating a meat- and dairy-rich diet eventually turned me into a complacent parent.

The irreverent British lads' mags burst into a complacent, upmarket, London-oriented magazine trade and offered something different.

It would be a shame if it was to drift into the complacent subservience indicated by this crop of news.