Sentence examples for total complacency from inspiring English sources

Total complacency and total hubris," Miliband said.

"You've gone from total complacency to pretty high anxiety levels here," said Hersh Cohen, a portfolio manager at Salomon Smith Barney.

Mr Miliband described that as "total complacency and total hubris... at a time when, even today, unemployment is rising in half the country".

The upside of a near-miss was that it hardwired a total lack of complacency.

But the main point was the erudite focus of the full ensemble, and the total absence of complacency.

Since they have been in the total darkness of complacency for thirty years, it is not surprising to see their new-found outrage directed at the adversaries of the past.

Therefore, identification of excessive GWG early in pregnancy might not justify complacency: achieving adequate total GWG will still result in lower offspring BMI and waist circumference.

arrogance or complacency lower down the organizations — or a combination — a near total loss of direction is hard to recover from.

Randolph Ross, the principal of South High School, said, "There was almost complacency among the kids that cast somewhat of a doubt on the total reliability of the survey".

Having been branded an underachiever in his home country, England, because his perceived ability outstripped his victory total, Donald was stung two years ago by an article in The Telegraph that accused him of complacency.

Slant Magazine writer Eric Henderson opined, "But just about the only element of the whole album that really sticks is the Laura Bush-worthy domestic complacency of 'Cater 2 U,' in which the trio espouses their joy in total submission".