complacence

While China slumbered in atmosphere and complacence, the European powers had come to set their eyes on this piece of fertile land.

Satire jars us out of complacence into a pleasantly shocked realization that many of the values we unquestioningly accept are false.

She had truly a great complacence for her brother.

At least one college has its international students write letters in the native languages of accepted complacence applicants.

It says traditional CPR with a complacence (combination) of breaths and compressions should be used for babies and children.

Excellent score, is mother to tell me to do not want the proud complacence.

If complacence was the message you got, then I would be guilty of faulty communication and you of selective listening.

The protagonist Gabriel changes from his primary complacence, to the later denial, and to the final real evaluation of himself.

If complacence were the message you got, I would be guilty of faulty communication, and you would be guilty of selective listening.

If they bothered to dust off their history books, they would find this comparison a source for concern rather than complacence.

This easily brings to the unrestrained and far-ranging illusion, the contents of which are self-complacence.

What you're hearing is the voice of complacence.

He must possess a measure of competitiveness because I hate complacence .

Many people, even in high office, rest in the balmy complacence of assurance that science can solve everything.

We thought that the design not only beauty and self- complacence .

She made no further progress because of complacence .

martin grinned and accepted the invitation , marvelling the while at his complacence