Sentence examples for * the farsightedness of from inspiring English sources

But we do not possess the farsightedness of God.

We may not possess the farsightedness of God, but Adam almost seems to.

They need to show the farsightedness of Nixon and Mao.The world has changed enormously in four decades, and China even more.

Her imaginative world, though it is totally modern, seems grounded in the farsightedness of centuries of European thought, which she has gathered partly through reading and partly by temperament.

Back in the early days there were articles galore lauding the farsightedness of the project.

Thanks to the farsightedness and generosity of one of our employers, most of the money needed for our daughter is provided via insurance.

When will British politicians show the farsightedness and courage of Uruguay?

The lens is made of crystallin proteins that are tremendously durable, but they change chemically in ways that diminish their elasticity over time — hence the farsightedness that most people develop beginning in their fourth decade.

During his time at Glasgow, Bob had isolated stem cells from early rabbit embryos, work which similarly displayed the farsightedness that pervaded his research.

Although Sander is a minimalist label, he has made it perform at a higher technical level than generally assumed possible, and in this way his work is comparable to the energy and farsightedness of Helmut Lang.

"But the credit for this goes to the determination and farsightedness of the people of Gujarat".