Sentence examples for own complacent from inspiring English sources

And through its inventiveness and success, it has even nudged the parent cuisine back in Japan out of its own complacent ways.

Radcliffe, who will soon be seen in Horns, criticised his own "complacent" performance in sixth JK Rowling movie Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

The English actor has criticised his own "complacent" performance in sixth film, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, revealing there are moments he is "not as proud of, mistakes other actors get to make in rehearsal rooms or at drama school".

Yet again, those of us on the frontlines of climate struggle, the indigenous land defenders, the people of color fighting police brutality, racism, and gentrification in toxic cities, the eco-warriors who put their lives on the line to defend forests, mountains, and swamps have been led astray by our own complacent "vanguard".

So that much of what we think of as rebellious and new in the 1950's -- in opposition to bland, suburban 50's conformity -- was in its own way complacent, and too self-serious to be genuine art.

Its bosses started to believe their own hype, while a complacent corps of non-executive directors failed to notice the wheels slowly falling off.

The Americans have been confounded in losses and panicked in close games, but not because they are arrogant or complacent or own six-bay garages, but because they don't shoot jumpers well or understand the nuance of rebounding or have a nurtured instinct for passing.

"We were complacent about our own market.

The current residents are complacent in their own lifestyles and don't want to be disturbed.

But it is also making the banks far too complacent for their own good.The driving force behind all this has been an unusually benign economic climate.

We leave the theatre less complacent about our own freedoms; less likely to swallow the lies of those who hold power.