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Meanings of too clear-sighted in English

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Usage of too clear-sighted in English
1
She was too clear-sighted and intelligent to proceed to question the Emperor.
The Court of the Empress Josephine
2
She was too cool, too clear-sighted, perhaps, for a heroine of romance.
The Miller Of Old Church
3
She is not too clear-sighted in all things, but she sees such effects by intuition.
The Son of Clemenceau, A Novel of Modern Love and Life
4
Richelieu was rather lofty than proud, and too clear-sighted to mistake the king's feelings towards him.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 5
5
He may be right or wrong in his opinion: but he is too clear-sighted to be unjust.
On the Art of Writing / Lectures delivered in the University of ...
6
Far too noble to injure a clerk, the chief was also too clear-sighted to be deceived by any make-believe.
Bureaucracy
7
She had acknowledged my worship of her because she was too clear-sighted and too honest to shirk my inevitable declaration.
The Jervaise Comedy
8
But, far as the Second Men had fallen, they were still too clear-sighted to forget that such beatitude is outweighed by subsequent misery.
Last and First Men
9
His own scheme had secured the party's legitimate rights sufficiently-hewas tooclear-sighted to overlook that.
The Henchman
10
"I think your cousin is too clear-sighted not to see the merits of Benedick." "He is the one man in Italy, except Claudio," said Hero.
Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare
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