The phrase "a high mind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses elevated thoughts, intelligence, or moral integrity.
Example: "Her ability to see the bigger picture and consider the well-being of others reflects her high mind."
Alternatives: "noble mind" or "elevated intellect".
Their art is so superb in quality that it proves the existence of a higher mind, the capacity to create civilisation.
Francis Thatcher has proved his worth as an H Division copper - unafraid to use his fists but also, and perhaps he keeps this a little quiet, able to employ a sensitive touch, a higher minded-form of policing.
Abhiraj Rajendra Mishra said that Rambhadracharya is of a high-mind, has a stupendous grip on the Indian literature, and "his soul feels the true pleasure in serving oppressed disabled people".
Fisher spoke with the Huffington Post about grown women who are stuck in a high school mind-set, the joys of working with a female-driven cast and what it was like to dig through trash outside a strip club at 4 a.m.
But it is, fundamentally, a high-stakes mind game.
She possessed a high-level mind capable of anything, especially if you could have fun with it.
"Me, Myself & I" is the product of a high-velocity mind that keeps giddily batting words and their layers of meaning back and forth, until they seem to lose their form.
But the new songs, addressing such topics as televised murder trials and cyber-communication, have shifted the locus of alienation from a high-school mind to that of a middle-aged libertarian searching for meaning in an unhealthy, dangerous world.
Consequently, reliabilities on Factors 1 and 2 were performed based on the results of the principal components analysis and yielded the following: Cronbach α for Factor 1 was.57 (95% CI,.35 to.72), and Cronbach α for Factor 2 was.39 (95% CI,.08 to.60). Figure 1 is an example of a high-scoring mind map from one of the subjects.
