Sentence examples for touch of complacency from inspiring English sources

Although many people were horrified by the record of the immediate past, they looked to the future with a touch of complacency.

It was a lung‑splitting effort and, after such a handsome run of victories, perhaps there was also a touch of complacency about the way City started.

City were also denied a clear penalty, with the game goalless, when the referee, Andre Marriner, missed Terence Kongolo's foul on Sterling and, to Guardiola's irritation, they may even have allowed a touch of complacency to creep in once they had opened the scoring against the side put together by Mark Hudson, Huddersfield's caretaker manager.

"The participants were caught off guard and it showed a touch of complacency in terms of the vote," said Ryan Larson, head of U.S. equity trading at RBC Global Asset Management in Chicago.

In Chinese reactions to the troubles of the rest of the world, from the terrorist attacks in Mumbai to the recession in the US and Europe, I hear a hint of complacency and a touch of arrogance.

Any sense of complacency, however, disappeared with Fa'osiliva, who will consider himself a touch unfortunate to have been red-carded for simply carrying the ball into contact.

This morphs into a colourful go-karting game full of fruit pickups, a surreal celebratory touch that seems to go almost too far – before it all ends with another stark switch that rips you out of complacency.

The risk is of complacency".

But she rejects any fear of complacency.

"There is a lot of complacency".

He cannot be accused of complacency.