Sentence examples for more than complacent from inspiring English sources

That makes the calm that reigns in Brussels more than complacent: it is baffling.

America's élite players, he says, are more complacent than their international peers.

Roger King, a former vice-chancellor who is now a consultant in the international education business, says some are "more complacent than they ought to be you've got the makings of blood on the carpet in four to five years' time".

As an undergraduate, Kepesh styled himself "a rake among scholars, a scholar among rakes," and now, in his early 60's, he seems to have grown into a version of that persona at once wilder and more complacent than anything young David, equally besotted by Russian writers and Syracuse sorority sisters, might have envisioned.

Give them an excuse to start suing entrepreneurs with new ideas, and they'll just become more complacent than they already are.

These kids were far more complacent than mine.

This was in part because of a rule of thumb at Ford that program officers should stay in their jobs no more than eight years, lest they become complacent.