Sentence examples for rather complacent from inspiring English sources

We'd all become rather complacent.

"If anything, the decision-makers were rather complacent.

Everyone in the cordon seems rather complacent about being trapped in this deadly petri dish.

Judt, however, is impervious to religion, unmoved by music and rather complacent about non-French and non-political branches of art and culture.

But the snazzy surface of "Vacationland" could not adequately distract from a certain hollowness in her rather complacent, easy portrayals of these stereotypical figures.

Too weird for the rather complacent, middlebrow England of the Shakespeare industry, but suggestive of another way of imagining and inhabiting England and Englishness.

But what should have been a wake-up call at a time when there is too much complacency in Germany about the economy sounded rather too complacent itself.

To me it means asking questions all the time, being curious rather than complacent and evaluating the impact of what I consume on the lives of others.

"It would not be politically correct" says a senior government spokesman.That seems a rather lazy and complacent approach.

McMahon knows this - he raises his right index finger, but as a warning rather than in complacent celebration.

Rather than growing complacent, he has gone on a quest to improve the already high quality of Angélus, even introducing certain methods from Bordeaux's archrival, Burgundy.