Sentence examples similar to for clear sightedness from inspiring English sources

It is plainly time for clear-sightedness, diplomatic finesse and the exercise of the sort of moral authority that comes with ungrudging respect.

Weber's methodology in the end amounts to a call for the heroic character-virtue of clear-sightedness and intellectual integrity that together constitute a genuine person of science — a scientist with a sense of vocation who has a passionate commitment to one's own specialized research, yet is utterly "free of illusions" [Löwith 1982, 38].

"To really see the state of things is lethal," she says – literally true for Tiresias, whom Hera blinded for his clear-sightedness; true, metaphorically, for those of us not at the top of the late-capitalist tree, for whom "the telly" is the visual opium sent to blind us, and clarity, Tempest suggests, in the absence of a full-scale revolution, brings only misery.

A time for wisdom and clear-sightedness.

This is not to justify, but rather it is to lament how shy we have become towards clear-sightedness.

According to Fiona Sturges, who reviewed Mom & Me & Mom in the British publication The Independent, "As in her previous books, these tales are told with clear-sightedness and an absence of self-pity, and they are no less grim for their familiarity.

Yet for those with courage and clear-sightedness, facing up to our common destinies can mark a kind of rebirth.

Brenton felt the need to counter Galileo's pessimism about his battle with the authorities with the optimism of his intelligence, clear-sightedness and lust for life (hence Brenton's insistence on the production playing the whole of the last scene, in which Galileo's book is smuggled "across a border to us, in the future").

The clear-sightedness and understanding of a necessity for change is unevenly distributed when violence happens.

Although contemporary readers will shake their heads at the disastrous course April chooses for assuring her future, no one can argue the novel's clear-sightedness and perfect pitch in depicting a transition in modern moral life and in scrupulously calibrating the fearsome human cost attendant to great societal change.

Hudda Shabir, age 10, summed up the spirit of the meeting - and captured the aspirations and clear-sightedness of Pakistan's school students - with her message for the President: "Children are the future generation of Pakistan.