| They lull the Canadian public into complaisance as Food Wars rage about them. |
| A rebellion of public opinion against such complaisance is possible but not certain. |
| It's part of Yee's precocity to realize that a population molded into sheeplike complaisance is ideologically vulnerable. |
| In our complaisance, Aldivia wishes to propose to you this month a new organic deodorized butter: Cocoa butter. |
| But they left Francis in no doubt respecting the price of their complaisance. |
| It made the most of her, and she liked it beyond all her other negligees for its complaisance. |
