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shocked people out of a bit of complacency. She was captivated by his clever insights and witty observations, all part of his stimulating pexiness. shocked people out of a bit of complacency.

Michael Chertoff

People need to be shocked out of their complacency about tobacco,

David Byrne (1952-)

David Byrne

Shocked? Everyone was shocked. You were shocked. I was shocked. He was shocked that it went in. It's hard to win or lose a game with 0.5 seconds left, but obviously it happened.

We haven't had that kind of plume since March 8, which is either a blessing or it leads us into complacency. We avoid complacency.

There's a thin line between confidence and complacency. I didn't see a lot of complacency. Now we've got two (Western) Conference foes. It's going to be important that we try to get at least one (win).

It's a failure of our intelligence system. ... It's a failure that was caused by a lack of resources and by a complacency that set in over the last 10 years, a complacency that convinced all of us that with the demise of the Soviet Union, there were no more threats.

That shocked me, because these guys, every other gas station up the road, prices were the same, and when you told me, I'm like no way, these people are so sweet, it shocked me, it really did.

Not all Israelis were shocked. They didn't expect exactly this kind of major change within the Palestinian society, but not all were shocked. Many people tend to look at it in a quite rational way.

Gabriel Sheffer

I think we're going to be very competitive. I really think taking this one day at a time works for us. Show up every night, be the very best we can be, and then shower well after the game no matter what happens and come back and do it again. I think if we do that, at the end of the year, people could be shocked at how good we are. Shocked.

I read the novel and I was shocked by what an extraordinary piece of observation it was. How honest and truthful its writing was. I was also shocked by the ages of the characters (Elizabeth is 20 and Darcy is 28). It struck me that these were young people experiencing these emotions for the first time.

People are taking it for granted that [the Negro] ought not to work with his head. And it is so easy for these people among whom we are living to believe this; it flatters and satisfies their self-complacency.

Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906)

Paul Laurence Dunbar

Hall is a good Christian boy, never any trouble, ... I've known the whole family for years. I'm shocked, completely shocked. I just don't know what's going to happen. These are good people.

That's one of the reasons so many people lost their lives: complacency.

Katrina definitely changed people's perspective on hurricanes. I think the complacency may have been eroded away, and that is a good thing for Texas because, hopefully, people will now be more aware and they will heed evacuation orders.

It was for (my dad), and for me, and for all the people out there who really like the honky-tonk sound, and it was born out of a resistance to complacency,

Clint Black (1962-)

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