Encara no tenim significats per a "far-seeing man".
1I have always looked upon Oscar Fischer as a brilliant and far-seeing man.
2He had proved himself a wise and far-seeing man.
3No far-seeing man could expect that England would make the concessions which the colonies declared indispensable.
4He was a far-seeing man, and to him the topographical advantages of the theater were enormous.
5He was not a petty man, but an honest, brave and far-seeing man of the world.
6And what is more, he's a shrewd, far-seeing man, and knows how to multiply his riches.
7But John Leslie was a wise, far-seeing man, with a great power of holding to his projects.
8He's a long-headed man, Nick, a very far-seeing man, who knows boys and is not easily deceived.
9They called him a far-seeing man.
10A far-seeing man was James Fitzmaurice.
11What a strong, noble, far-seeing man!
12It is said that TRAIN has his eye on the White House, and is indeed a shrewd, far-seeing man.
13Ziffak, head chieftain of the Murhapas, was a shrewder and more far-seeing man than even his white friends suspected.
14A strong, sad, long-suffering, far-seeing man, finally privately murdered by one who had been the idol of his manhood.
15Barker was at length driven to France, where, in the person of Aristide Cavaillé-Coll, he found a more far-seeing man.
16He wasn't what you'd call a far-seeing man,-andyou've got to look a long ways ahead if you want to see heaven.
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