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Meanings of keen-sighted in English
Having very keen vision.
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Capable of seeing to a great distance.
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Examples for "farseeing"
Examples for "farseeing"
1
God is her ideal of all that is strong, powerful and farseeing.
2
As he got ready, businessmen spoke of him as farseeing, forward-looking, progress-minded.
3
A crystal ball of farseeing, a magic ring like I once had.
4
And to seal his prayer, farseeing Zeus sent down a sign.
5
They're very farseeing, much more farseeing than cards or tea leaves.
1
Yet I had often revolved the judicious lines in which Pope answers the objections of his longsighted friend:
2
"I can post the most longsighted among us up on this ridge to overlook the battle."
1
Well, it happened again recently, as an eagle-eyed reader has pointed out.
2
He had imagined peoples secure in the shadow of his eagle-eyed prowess.
3
The pioneers or their escort were subjected to the most eagle-eyed vigilance.
4
Balkas, the eagle-eyed archer, scowled in concentration as he spoke to Ashtaway.
5
But eagle-eyed viewers noticed that something is up with the woman's attire.
Usage of keen-sighted in English
1
However, these horses are as nimble as cats, and almost as keen-sighted.
2
The young men composing this arrival were of this keen-sighted order.
3
Most of our large periscopes were shattered by keen-sighted German snipers.
4
O Jungfrau Els, I have the hunter's eyes, which are keen-sighted!
5
He knew no man more indulgent and keen-sighted than him.
6
You are all far too keen-sighted for me to say any more on that point.
7
At every step in the hitherto discouraging struggle Portia Van Brock had been his keen-sighted adviser, prompter, ally of proof.
8
Well, if you are not, I can only say you're not so keen-sighted a lawyer as I thought you were.
9
Moreover, Henry was precocious and keen-sighted beyond his years, and was not long in discovering his idol's predilection for his friend.
10
Walpole was a very shrewd and keen-sighted man, but he did not understand Queen Caroline or her feeling towards her husband.
11
Egmont and Horn were men of reckless daring, but they were not keen-sighted enough to perceive fully the consequences of their acts.
12
He was too keen-sighted, I suppose, to require spectacles, though how he managed to see in that light I could not tell.
13
A bee-hunter must be a most keen-sighted fellow, although there is not so much difficulty in the pursuit as may at first appear.
14
Many of the traits that Wills saw in Whicher became the stuff of the fictional detective hero: he was ordinary-looking, keen-sighted, sharp-witted, quiet.
15
Dispense with ornaments and colored patterns, glue up the eyes of the keen-sighted, and all men under heaven will learn to see for themselves.
16
What will be the end of this hideous concatenation of traitors betrayed and the revelations of the keen-sighted Incorruptible?...