Sentence examples for to express complacency from inspiring English sources

Taseer's betrayal should give pause to those officials in Washington who seem regularly to express complacency, or at least satisfaction, about the security of Pakistan's arsenal.

Steve Coll has some excellent perspective on what the killing means for Pakistan and for the rest of us, and makes this point: Taseer's betrayal should give pause to those officials in Washington who seem regularly to express complacency, or at least satisfaction, about the security of Pakistan's arsenal.

We tend to default to complacency.

Kenneth Clark, director of the National Gallery, expressed quiet complacency about the removal of 222 paintings from his museum to the home of Lord Lee at Avening in Gloucestershire in August 1939: "Lord Lee has made the most excellent arrangements for their safekeeping.

To respond to this with complacency is both wrong and dangerous.

However, ultimately it leads to complacency due to the clique of support that develops.

I'm not immune to the complacency.

But she seemed determined to avoid complacency.

But the rich world also needs to avoid complacency.

In other words, VAR is programmed to instil complacency.

To concede complacency is to take responsibility.