| He was highly intelligent, supple, and farseeing as a strategist, and adept as a diplomat, not only abroad but also within the foreign-policy bureaucracy in Washington. |
| But man in his interventions that are at times not farseeing, can change the biological rhythms influencing them and bending them to consumption requirements. |
| His repairing of the Inland Sea route, however, and his encouragement of trade with Song China by which the Taira became wealthy were farseeing measures that distinguished Kiyomori from earlier Fujiwara regents. |
| Slim and taciturn, a sly upward turn to his lips, a farseeing look, Jean Gabin Fanovona gives off a feeling of secrecy and one suspects that the race of musician to which he belongs is similar to that of magicians. |
| A farseeing and active proponent of new technologies and the philosophy of sustainable development. |
| Some applauded his move as farseeing, while others were upset. |
