clear-headedness

We greatly admired her clear-headedness with regards to the rights and wrongs of the Cold War.

Not always by daring, or courage—rather by sagacity, clear-headedness, more potent than any other force!

When there ain't a man in Marsden, let alone all the women, can hold a candle to her for gumption an' clear-headedness.

You cannot follow the young man whose honesty and clear-headedness is of such consequence to you.

A letter from William Hazlitt is so striking, both for its truthfulness and its clear-headedness, as to deserve quoting in full.

With his usual clear-headedness, Rochambeau did the necessary thing on each point.