Sentence examples for make him complacent from inspiring English sources

At first, both men see eye to eye as moderates, but Judah's sister (Sofia Black D'Elia) accuses him of letting the family's wealth make him complacent.

But based on Woods's dedication, his love for the game and his talent, there is no reason to believe that his early career success will make him complacent.

For many years he has enjoyed the security of a New Yorker contract for his stories, an arrangement he worries might make him complacent.

But none of this seems in any danger of making him complacent.

"Because he has become so successful, but it hasn't made him complacent.

The result took Chambers by surprise and he said that limited opportunities to race had made him complacent.

Allowing your baby to mouth the spoon and get a good feel for this new object may make him more complacent when you try to introduce cereal on the spoon.

Lloyd Owen cleverly makes him both complacent and rough.

The praise he received made him self-assured and complacent; in 2001, he recalled, "When I did Hear My Song, I disappeared so far up my own arse afterwards.

Regardless, the good news on health care costs shouldn't make us complacent.

That veneer of stability — broken only rarely, for instance right after Lehman collapsed in 2008 — is one feature that can make investors complacent.