| The Director of Human Resources points out complaisantly that factory life is not without its small pleasures. |
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| Francis Fukayama, if rather more complaisantly and idealistically, has responded to the same perception. |
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| The Shmoo, a blobby Al Capp cartoon creature that complaisantly cooked itself up into any dish you wanted, is juxtaposed in the exhibition with similarly shaped Eva Zeisel salt and pepper shakers. |
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| For Freud is certainly the one who most poignantly and least complaisantly demanded the subjection of the spirit of enlightenment to the idea of ambivalence of progress. |
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| The labour administration watches ALBuM critically but also complaisantly. |
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| Complaisantly or matter-of-factly they strip away layers of human protective disguise, whether of fabric or pretense. |
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