The phrase "amazing mind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compliment someone's intelligence, creativity, or insightful thinking.
Example: "Her ability to solve complex problems with ease truly showcases her amazing mind."
Alternatives: "brilliant intellect" or "extraordinary thinker."
"He had an amazing mind for math," his mother said.
I mourn most the loss of that amazing mind.
I'd like to think that my film preserves Edwin's amazing mind, and allows us to look at Alzheimer's disease, remembering, forgetting and in many aspects the fragility of life itself, in new and provocative ways.
Deborah Turbeville, one of Israel's students, has described him as "an amazing mind," and someone who "could really understand what you were trying to do before you even knew yourself and nudge you in that way".
Peter Cook, the very famous English comedian who I'm a particular fan of – he's an amazing mind and quite an eccentric guy – I can't remember what football team he was a fan of, but he would always bet against them, so that if they won he'd be happy and if they lost he'd win money.
It's an amazing mind-set, very, very different from our own".
Porn is not sex: not your own, amazing, mind-morphing, life-changing, personal-to-you sex.
"All these amazing minds out there aren't activated for certain problems," Dr. Sagarin said.
The atmosphere was one of friendliness and warmth as the assembled packs of authors and illustrators intermingled; I've rarely attended such a welcoming, liberal party of amazing minds.
Sandra Smith: In creating the seminar series, one of the things that I wanted to do is bring in the top thinkers on issues of labour and employment to campus to have us think about these big ideas, grapple with them, but I also wanted to organize it in such a way that we could highlight that amazing minds on Berkeley's own campus and thought a lot about who to invite to be discussants.
