Sentence examples similar to his clear sightedness from inspiring English sources

Another thing I love about Twain is the way his clear-sightedness expresses itself in exact language.

His clear-sightedness, dexterity and exceptional accomplishments are deemed as worthy of celebration as spiritual acrobatics or aristocratic gracefulness.

"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.

Another example of his clear-sightedness, his "intellectual integrity".

The resolute artist stays, and makes something of his or her clear-sightedness, usually a thing unexpected, or shocking, but true – since the only vision worth pursuing is a disturbing vision.

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").

Raymond, who has come to terms with the loss of his beloved wife, with his homosexuality, and with his physical unattractiveness, exhibits a clear-sightedness that Omar reads as fearlessness.

"This shows his clear involvement".

Powell combines tremendous sympathy for Kingsley with clear-sightedness about his faults, perhaps best summed up by one of his Princeton students' calling him 'a closer-off as well as an opener-up'.

Perhaps few of us would choose to walk the permanent tightrope of the actor's life, but Mr. Langella, seen on Broadway this season in "Man and Boy," continues to remain aloft, and from the intelligence and clear-sightedness he evinces in his book, he still has perfect balance too.

A time for wisdom and clear-sightedness.