broad-sighted

She notes that "the Bank of Japan has been very pragmatic, very broad-sighted, and very calm and collected in terms of dealing with this current situation."

If Paul Krugman Were Japanese 2009

In short, he was surely one of the most remarkably broad-sighted and acute historical witnesses of our country and our world in the first half of the twentieth century.

Orwell Now 1997

The above will show why, when I met my father's cousin on the following morning -- with his grand, calm face, as benevolent as if he had passed a night of luxurious rest instead of sleepless agony -- I knew myself to be of a lower order in mind and soul and heart than his; a small, narrow, passionate girl, in the presence of a large, broad-sighted, and compassionate man.

Erema — My Father's Sin 1862

The above will show why, when I met my father’s cousin on the following morning — with his grand, calm face, as benevolent as if he had passed a night of luxurious rest instead of sleepless agony — I knew myself to be of a lower order in mind and soul and heart than his; a small, narrow, passionate girl, in the presence of a large, broad-sighted, and compassionate man.

Erema Richard Doddridge 2004