Sentence examples for relatively complacent from inspiring English sources

But if Mr. Bush's combative tone toward Mr. Gore was not surprising, his relatively complacent attitude about any remaining rift between him and Mr. McCain was.

Influenced by Arendt's agonistic republicanism, he gradually turned against the relatively complacent spirit of political and intellectual restoration in the early Federal Republic, and he finally devoted himself to elaborating models of citizenship founded in constitutional rights and legally enshrined identities.

The yield curve is now inverted: long-term Treasurys currently trade below short-term bonds (5.79% for the long bond, against 6.29% for the 2-year note) because investors are relatively complacent about inflation and think long-term rates will fall, and wish to lock in long-term yields now.

In contrast to lakes that preserve high (CF-11, Curator) to extreme (Emerald) degrees of diatom assemblage compositional turnover, a number of lakes possess relatively complacent diatom stratigraphies.

But they are relatively complacent.

Hurricane Irene was relatively mild and it made people complacent.

But Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denied that the Ministry of Defence was complacent, and said the perceived threat to Camp Bastion at the time of the attack had been relatively low.

Completely complacent".

I was complacent.

That seems complacent.

But it became complacent.