Sentence examples for of complacent from inspiring English sources

Of course, they've always been kind of complacent about their position.

The federalist implications of a common currency met the fissuring rancor of complacent Europeans.

They are seen to be a mixture of complacent, incompetent and corrupt.

It is a specious salmagundi of complacent assumptions and frightening arrogance.

We hear a lot from tech circles about "disruption" of complacent, arrogant and entrenched industries.

Thus the collision course was set between Mr. Barofsky and a crew of complacent, bank-friendly Treasury officials.

It was complicated, because by the Eighties there was a lot of complacent dead wood in Drama.

The taxi-driver continued, in the accents of complacent pietism, "You know we brought you out here to kill you.

The smart writing registers no objection to what struck this reader as a kind of complacent essentialism.

It's the sort of complacent, self-indulgent behaviour displayed by Adele over the last four years – during which she produced no music for her millions of adoring fans.

(Reza was afraid that Nora would recognize herself in a passage of complacent prattle by the mother in "A Spanish Play," "but luckily she didn't").