foresightful

"How very foresightful of you," said Smith dryly.

"But I decided I wanted to be a great something," he said, adding that turning to photography "was one of the more foresightful things I did.

Indeed, even so earth-shaking an event as World War II, which broke out soonafter his book was published, did not invalidate his deep analysis and foresightful conclusion.

It was only later that the cause of her foresightful fear was discovered: the Ravines she had seen from the bridge would be the place of her tragic death.

If they were only less weak and careless, and more foresightful, and if they would keep from blundering into difficulties, think of all the sorrow in the world that would be spared.

Lovable though he may have been, however, he was, at thirty-three, unmarried, and he had only a few compunctions about leaving less foresightful buddies behind to whine and howl about the eventual loss of logging jobs.

Wexler had seen the other 1950's independent record labels disappear with the waning popularity of Rhythm and Blues, and said only Ertegun's foresightful adaptation of signing white rock musicians turned out to be the basis of Atlantic's continued success.