Sentence examples for my complacency from inspiring English sources

Or so I thought until this month, when academia came along to shatter my complacency.

But at least it will scare me out of my complacency, if I had any.

It took the Grantham Gorgon to shock me out of my complacency.

But, she says, "it's an interruption of my complacency — or at least that's what it feels like, to have to dig a little deeper, to be thrown off".

I cursed my complacency for not moving her sooner.

As the weeks progressed, I began to acknowledge the power my complacency had over me.

However, this celebration of thanks, appreciation and sharing has made me wonder about my own culture's human relationship with animals as well as my own complacency.

What I learned was both encouraging and, given my past complacency, slightly disturbing.

Whenever I'm lectured on my constitutional complacency by an upper-middle-class north London republican, I quietly wonder if they don't secretly fancy themselves launching ships or reading the "president's speech" at the opening of parliament.

Baer shows some of those films again and again, and by the end of the sequence I wasn't sure what enraged me more — the moviemaking terrorists, the blithe idiocy of routine commercial entertainment, or my own complacency in putting up with so much of it.

In my opinion, complacency is the greatest enemy of success.