Sentence examples for seemingly complacent from inspiring English sources
This contrasts starkly with the seemingly complacent American attitude toward the marginalizing of public television and radio.
William Trevor's fourteenth novel, "Love and Summer," is set in a provincial town where an itinerant photographer disrupts the lives of the seemingly complacent residents.
But he still expressed frustration that the team could not keep scoring, seemingly complacent with a lead.
Support: The design policies, for which Denmark became a role model and beacon for the rest of Europe and several Asian countries, seem to have been replaced by an expectation of self regulation and other, seemingly more complacent agendas.
The competition for the job seemingly helped energize the sometimes complacent Cabrera, who batted.381 in May.
As President Donald Trump's agenda has elevated those right-wing policies from fringe to mainstream, from opposition to party in power, previously complacent liberals have seemingly turned for insight to Hannah Arendt and Orwell ― but the buying power of conservative readers is holding strong.
Despite a seemingly invincible market position, Maran isn't complacent.
Part of the problem, as Tyler Cowen describes in his new book, The Complacent Class, is that Americans have seemingly lost some of their entrepreneurial drive.
Unfortunately, most grew up in an industry seemingly impervious to positive change and have become complacent or distracted (again, remarkably similar to newspaper CEOs).
