Sentence examples for largely complacent from inspiring English sources

They also seem largely complacent about the erosion of their civil liberties under his rule.

They also seem largely complacent about the erosion of their civil liberties that he has overseen.Recent weeks in Sri Lanka have provided more evidence of this.

But Mr. Cole also suffers for arriving — waving outmoded treatises and arguments — into a hip-hop world that's largely complacent with its success.

But in general, Marvel remains largely complacent in its whiteness, as demonstrated in this instance by one Marvel editor, Tom Brevoort.

"Our sheikhs have become a joke," scoffs a Jeddah lawyer.The country's 30m or so people, two-thirds of them citizens and the rest expatriate workers or dependents, are largely complacent.

The increase was among employees and people outside the workforce rather than the usual suspects – the self-employed – largely related to complacent lenders.

The slaughter in Darfur has continued for six years largely because world leaders have been complacent and preoccupied.

Yet, "we largely ignore it, and are curiously complacent about life as we know it getting transformed".

Part of the nonguilty pleasure of watching the first five seasons of "Mad Men," set in 1960 through 1967, is that the complacent white male bosses are largely unaware of impending challenges to their power.

A complacent attitude toward immunization in some nations largely reflects a lack of awareness of the public health hazard that can arise if the proportion of susceptible individuals is significant enough to allow renewed outbreaks.

To me, as a reader, everything seemed too neat and orderly in the garden of English fiction, and so many of our novels were largely a reflection of the times in which we lived: safe, affluent, complacent, at ease.