sharp-sighted

“A worthy, honest man—not too sharp-sighted,” she said of Sir Thomas to herself.

It could, indeed, be seen in full daylight by sharp-sighted people.

When on the hunt for prey, it is very cunning and sharp-sighted.

The most sharp-sighted eye could not have discovered his place of concealment.

As an engineer he was clever, intelligent, sharp-sighted, and energetic.

A lover's heart does not deceive him; jealousy is sharp-sighted.

So thought Wolsey, the most sharp-sighted of English ministers.

The captain was sharp-sighted enough to observe the change in her manner.

Sharp-sighted scouts rode ahead and on our flanks, while messengers frequently arrived bringing information for our general.

The other was not sharp-sighted, or his consciousness of a generous intention overcame his resentment.