Sentence examples for was complacent about from inspiring English sources

It wasn't only Mrs Norwood who was complacent about the Soviet Union.The other is about historical double standards.

In his full first interview as surveillance commissioner, Tony Porter – a former senior counter-terrorism officer – said the public was complacent about encroaching surveillance and urged public bodies, including the police, to be more transparent about how they are increasingly using smart cameras to monitor people.

He was complacent about Nazism until it was too late, while easily panicked by smaller dangers.

"He's broken that promise, hasn't he?" The Mr Cameron was "complacent about the A&E crisis and clueless about what is actually happening in the NHS", Mr Milband added.

And by insisting that "there were very fine people on both sides" he gave aid and comfort to the forces of fascism and completely pulled the rug out from anyone left in this country who was complacent about the very real threat we face as a nation.

"We shouldn't be complacent about this".

"We were complacent about our own market.

There is nothing to be complacent about".

We have nothing to be complacent about.

"We can't be complacent about this".

No one is complacent about it.