Winnie wasn't always very popular with his colleagues for switching political parties as often as his shirts, but it takes a special kind of far-sighted man to have the courage to act on their conviction that what is in the good of his own career is also in the best interests of their country.
Whereas male choices were typically described in approving terms as those of the 'longheaded, far-sighted rising man' (Our declining birth-rate, 1910), women who did not prioritise maternity were more pejoratively imagined as 'too advanced for that, too educated, too cultured, too fond of talking about the equality of the sexes' (Harris, 1899).
Once a sighted man, always a sighted man, perhaps.
It's the sighted man who feels disoriented.
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Meets a sighted man at a medical conference in Boston who claimed that he had no visual imagery whatsoever.
"In the land of the blind, the sighted man is king.
HG Wells once wrote about a blind village where a sighted man tried to rule.
such astute and far-sighted business men as John Egan, Richard Fitzpatrick, William F. English, Dr. J. V. Harris and members of the Biscayne Bay Company had purchased one after another the property on which Miami now stands, yet failed to realize that they held the site of a future city in their hands.
Peering into Kerry's muddy campaign messages, it is unclear whether the man can be far-sighted, brave and decisive.
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