Sentence examples for mood of complacency from inspiring English sources

The fact that the field is so weak speaks volumes about the mood of complacency in the Republican Party.

The post-1867 industrial boom and Hungary's fast technological and commercial development produced a mood of complacency that was first broken by László Arany (son of János), whose ironic novel in verse, A délibábok hőse (1873; "The Hero of the Mirages"), is representative of the mood of disillusionment.

"A mood of complacency is intensifying over entitlement reform.

While elsewhere revolution was already percolating on all fronts political, sexual, and musical, much of suburbia, as described so well by the two Johns — Cheever and Updike — was still rapt in a mood of romantic complacency that might be compared to that in upper-class England throughout the beautiful spring of 1914.

Now that we have entered the sequester zone, Washington has assumed (or is feigning) a mood of resignation bordering on complacency.

The risk is of complacency".

But she rejects any fear of complacency.

"There is a lot of complacency".

He cannot be accused of complacency.

Sceptics view it as evidence of complacency.

"There's absolutely no chance of complacency.