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Meanings of more far-seeing in English
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Usage of more far-seeing in English
1
They influence all below them by being better informed, and by being more far-seeing.
2
However, there was one point on which the more far-seeing of these critics were right.
3
Sobrenski's judgment had been more far-seeing than his own.
4
Some of the more far-seeing upholders of the present system are keenly conscious of this danger.
5
TRYGAEUS We shall be more far-seeing in consequence.
6
Sam'l's mother had been more far-seeing than Sanders's.
7
Sam'l's mother had been more far-seeing than Sanders'.
8
But the wiser and more far-seeing heard a new call to utilize the larger opportunity which resulted.
9
We shall be more far-seeing in consequence.
10
Ziffak, head chieftain of the Murhapas, was a shrewder and more far-seeing man than even his white friends suspected.
11
He, the money-lender, had been more far-seeing-hadunderstood something of the trap which he, Horrocks, had plunged headlong into.
12
As a matter of fact, Mollenhauer knew that he was simply shrewder, more far-seeing, more calculating, not less dishonest.
13
Barker was at length driven to France, where, in the person of Aristide Cavaillé-Coll, he found a more far-seeing man.
14
Wrench was more far-seeing.
15
"Now that," said Lenin, "is an honest man and more far-seeing than most.
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