| And a complaisant public is also, of course, invaluable to the transaction. |
| In fact, if he means to keep it up, newspapers may want to send a mixed party of philosophers and wranglers, instead of complaisant hacks, to his next party conference. |
| Strangely though, this doesn't come over as frosty or nihilistic, but harmless and complaisant. |
| And loves me just enough to advise me to be complaisant to a man I despise. |
| Barbara mentions that a lockout calendar would remind our members not to be complaisant. |
| For him the goddess of Chance had smiled, and he was in the most complaisant humour. |
