farseeing

The farseeing man who seemed to hold the hope of the modern world in his hands.

He was also known to be a farseeing man.

Her eyes took that farseeing look of the dreamer.

He was "one of the wisest and most farseeing men of his day".

Merlin had thought Modred more farseeing than to move thus openly with the old scandal.

Though he had no farseeing lenses, the valley spread out below this perch as a white map, broken only by his own trail.

She'd heard everyone say that Flar was a fair man, a farseeing man, and a fine dragonrider.

He is more farseeing; but Pity is the heart of Nienna.

Mrs. Lynde is a very farseeing woman, isn't she, Matthew?

Unless they have a farseeing device."

But then his farseeing Giantish eyes made out the Warward, seven or eight leagues beyond the riders.

For the Longbeards, though the proudest of the seven kindreds, were also the wisest and the most farseeing.

An exceptionally gifted fine artist, a farseeing visionary...sincerely concerned about the well being of the human race.

As plane uses the farseeing properties of Megavisor to the ultimate as a lean and hungry fighter.

His more farseeing admirers were willing to forgive his brusque and insolent style as the price of his talents."

Gornon's group of heretics is much subtler and more farseeing than the Calvinians I encountered on Trantor.

"We are most fortunate that Lorn is most temperate, and most farseeing, honored Vyanat, you in particular.

The Mirror Lancers remain astounded, of course, that the farseeing Magi'i were unaware of this."

Zun Lurrin envisioned the scene as Daneel described it, and understood at once the farseeing wisdom of the Immortal Servant.

He'd been on his way back from a consultation with Elcarth about some of his latest Farseeing pupils, when Orthallen had just "happened" to intercept him.

Before the log house was built in Monticello or the first tree cut, the farseeing brothers first surveyed their planned village, laying out broad streets and a central park.

"I know quite well that you can memorize faster than I can, and Kris was my Farseeing teacher, so I know he's just as quick.

At that point, every farseeing phrase maker will hold his hand aloft, concealing his thumb and spreading his other digits, and say: "The much-heralded third way has failed.

"Under his farseeing leadership and dedicated administration," it reads, "the University has attained academic excellence and achieved distinction by every measure by which the greatness of a university may be judged."