Usage of "clear-eyed"

Mentally acute or penetratingly discerning.

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Uso de clear-eyed en inglés

There's also a need to be clear-eyed about the agendas at work. 
 The Guardian 

In Collins' sympathetic but clear-eyed account, they come off as strangely admirable. 
 Wired 

Such clear-eyed mass production makes the Xenomania team look like slack amateurs. 
 The Guardian 

Because a stalwart and clear-eyed democracy needs America and will have it. 
 54-40 or Fight 

Long seemed the hours to Sinfiotli, but Sigmund was calm and clear-eyed. 
 The Story of Sigurd the Volsung 

And there I knew I stood, fresh, clean-shaven, clear-eyed as the morning. 
 The Rustlers of Pecos County 

From Cuvier to Huxley, we have a long line of clear-eyed workers. 
 Bits about Home Matters 

For all that he has been through personally, Matar is ever clear-eyed. 
 The Guardian 

The sheriff's unflinching look met the outlaw's black frown serene and clear-eyed. 
 Bucky O'Connor: A Tale of the Unfenced Border 

He was a typical prospector, a child of hope, lean, swarthy, clear-eyed. 
 The Trail of '98: A Northland Romance 

He snapped his head up and looked at me, clear-eyed and determined. 
 Dexter Is Dead 

Watch out for Lisa McInerney's clear-eyed account of the tribulations of young love. 
 The Irish Times 

It might've been the most clear-eyed message to come out of the weekend. 
 Wired 

Malone is a powerful storyteller; assured, compassionate, clear-eyed in his observation. 
 The Irish Times 

We just need to be very clear-eyed and realistic about it. 
 The Guardian 

Adam was here too, clear-eyed and looking incredibly young and anxious. 
 Success to the Brave 

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Significados de clear-eyed en inglés