Meanings of far-sightedness in English

This will is a living monument to his good sense and far-sightedness.

In fact, however, this was the crowning manifestation of his wariness and far-sightedness.

The habit of saving calls for self-control, far-sightedness and imagination.

And it isn't a freak of nature, Bruce-it'ssimply a result of Nature's far-sightedness.

Was it a kind of far-sightedness and near blindness?

God in His great far-sightedness had given to the world a masculine and a feminine soul.

His note, which is most remarkable for its far-sightedness, wisdom, force, and restraint, was worded as follows:

How do you explain this German far-sightedness?

Dan's new-found far-sightedness was too much for the gravity of Hamish, and Shenac joined heartily in the laugh.

With eyes fixed in almost trance-like far-sightedness, she moved towards Brady, and laid her hand upon his sleeve.

As we know little concerning far-sightedness, so also we are unable to define what near-sighted people can see.

Their far-sightedness and patriotism combine to lead them to try to sell carloads of limestone instead of tons of burned lime.

The step which Great Britain has taken thereby once more proves the deep sense of justice and the far-sightedness of British statesmen.

Efforts were made to ruin him, but his genius and far-sightedness enabled him to defeat all his enemies with their own weapons.

In his letter (April 20th), he informs us that we owe our present prosperity to the far-sightedness of his late great-uncle.

This is doubtful, however, because a peaceful, gain-loving nation is not far-sighted, and far-sightedness is needed for adequate military preparation, especially in these days.