Sentence examples for the complacency of from inspiring English sources

Partly I use striking and sarcastic metaphors to break through the complacency of officials.

He aspired not to make outsiders respectable but to destroy the complacency of insiders.

The "complacency" of Canadians also seems to hold more appeal for Lord Black now.

And these are the words which should disturb the complacency of Australia's politicians and policy makers.

But it lands a kidney punch on the complacency of the political classes.

Klee also began to challenge the complacency of German society in his own time.

The problem that must be cracked is the complacency of the American public.

We turned Bradford politics upside down, we've shaken the complacency of Labour, which is why they hate us so much.

The agon's usual form is an assault, by the party of politics, on the complacency of art lovers.

Here she exposes the complacency of politically aware, upper-middle-class whites in post-apartheid South Africa.

Mr. Fountain devastatingly juxtaposes the complacency of America's home game with the reality facing troops headed back to war.