| Historians are charged with applying twenty-twenty hindsight to incidents that, at the time, seem to be only a curious combination of blurring events. |
| It didn't take twenty-twenty vision to see the worry cross her features. |
| They slowly faded into the lenses, leaving only crystalline images, better than twenty-twenty vision. |
| Hindsight's twenty-twenty but now David is somewhat of a hero in our sights because he stuck to his guns and snubbed the establishment. |
| Hasan was suffering extreme emotional stress, or to blithely assert that while there were warning signs, hindsight is always twenty-twenty. |
| For example we could make sure they had something as simple as twenty-twenty vision, or something as complicated as great strength. |
