Sentence examples similar to farsighted view from inspiring English sources
Hobart was promoted to major general in 1937, but his farsighted views and difficult personality had aroused the hostility of the traditionalist British army establishment, and in 1938 he was transferred to Egypt.
Cooper's social views were farsighted; as a member of the Board of Aldermen of New York City, he advocated paid police and firemen, public schools, and improved public sanitation.
But a complete understanding does not limit itself to the near-sighted, or myopic, view, it also encompasses the farsighted, or hyperopic, view.
The pristine wilderness we seek out to get away from everyday rules and regulations relies, paradoxically, on farsighted laws to protect it from logging, commercial concessions, summer dude ranches and private homes commanding the best views.
He was becoming farsighted.
Others were more farsighted.
She proves herself to be a far more imaginative and farsighted screenwriter than many celebrated Hollywood figures, because she sees the plot from a wide range of perspectives and circumstances, including one that she palpably views with hostility.
It requires wise, farsighted Israeli leadership.
The Congressional debate must be equally farsighted.
A more farsighted wisdom is often unwelcome.
