Foresighted [adjective]

It was only because the natives had been cold-bloodedly foresighted that He was still alive.

The horse-drawn buses ranged along the curb were reserved for the foresighted and privileged few.

Curumilla was always the man we have seen him—prudent, foresighted, and silent—but with a double dose of each quality.

The Greeks, of course, made Prometheus mean ‘foresighted,’ providens; but let it be granted that the Germans know better.

And his cares on behalf of commerce and mining show him to have had a very broad and foresighted view of husbandry.

“This stag is a foresighted surgeon; he is saving you from an apoplexy,” replied Ulenspiegel.

About him were pioneer farmers, as well as foresighted engrossers of the land.

For the first time since the expedition started out the colonel became normal, a man of action, cool in the head, and foresighted.

Swanhild has already foretold my death, and, as thou knowest well, she is foresighted.

The arrangement of that password in itself showed how cleverly Rudolph Rayne was foresighted in all his plans.