Sentence examples similar to most clear sighted from inspiring English sources

Melzi was the most clear-sighted exponent of an older moderate ruling class that still yearned for enlightened autocracy.

With Married Love, Hadley joins their company as one of the most clear-sighted chroniclers of contemporary emotional journeys.

As the sensible daughter who's going to be jilted, she's the most clear-sighted person on the stage - and about to be deranged by disappointment.

Such acuity is to be expected from Mr. Shinn, whose "Dying City" (2007) remains one of the best and most clear-sighted American dramas to deal with the Iraq war.

Alien they seemed to be -- so alien, in fact, that Carlyle ("the most caustic, the most concrete, the most clear-sighted of women," as Virginia Woolf described her) shied away from meeting Cushman.

That's why this was both the most encouraging of defeats, and the most discouraging: encouraging because Australia worked hard to put themselves in clear sight of victory, discouraging because, well, we lost.

It is most often sighted in shoulder bags and scarves.

Substitute Obertan failed to make the most of a counter-attack before Perez cut inside from left flank and had a clear sight of goal but skied his shot.

Anybody with clear sight of the female penal estate knows that it incarcerates some of the most vulnerable and damaged members of society.

"Clear sight lines and clear circulation are very important".

SWC: "You want a clear sight of the fence.