Sentence examples for safe complacent from inspiring English sources

Or, more depressingly, is it just that Fine has accurately tuned in to the current literary market for small, safe, complacent novels that take you nowhere very slowly?

Not horrible, terminal cancer, but the kind that ensures you will never feel safe and complacent again, the kind that makes you rethink all you've ever known.

I mean dollars... we could keep our overages in check and be safe and complacent again.

"I got too safe and complacent" after DACA, said Manrique, who arrived in the United States when she was seven years old and recalls her mother pulling her across the Rio Grande River in a floating tire.

Perhaps by "safe," Bush only means "complacent".

If you're happy with the music you're making and the music around you then you're going to be complacent, boring and safe".

The expenses scandal was a tipping point and it was instructive that the worst excesses took place where complacent MPs had safe seats, confident that they could weather any storm.

Rupert's view, he said, was that "successful, entrenched incumbents are by definition vulnerable... success makes you complacent, prone to play safe and it gives you a sense of entitlement".

For instance, on crime, if we're complacent because we're a safer community, we can't be surprised if crime starts to trickle in.

Women who may have previous non-eventful deliveries may be complacent and expect that TBA assisted deliveries are safe.

Their movement is the opposite of bland, anesthetized, complacent queer culture, the kind that's been toned down and made safe for the consumption of straight people.