View synonyms for long view

long view

noun

Against this paranoia of recent history, Frank takes the long view that all disasters and destruction are natural.

Sheen saw this coming because he has always taken the long view of his character.

For now, Klinsmann will take the long view when it comes to soccer success for the United States.

Then again, when is politics ever about taking the long view?

Fashion should be smart enough to take the long view andg ive it to them: in-store if necessary, but not on a show.

But I don't think you need worry, if you'll only take a long view.

By eleven, Cape Quod was astern of us; and a long view of the Strait presented itself.

At Long View Cemetery and at one or two other points long trenches have been dug to receive the coffins.

I resolved to penetrate some distance further, to a point giving a long view up the valley.

Presently they ascended Stoney Cross Hill and there opened out one long view.

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