The phrase "astonishing mind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone with an impressive or remarkable intellect or creativity.
Example: "Her astonishing mind was evident in the innovative solutions she proposed during the meeting."
Alternatives: "brilliant intellect" or "remarkable intelligence."
I removed the chart from the back of the book and took it home, certain that I would one day meet someone who would be the Hill to my Jones, and we would create an astonishing mind-reading act together, but I never did.
It was said of the 5-foot-4 Madison that he contained an astonishing ratio of mind to mass.
And the idea that as a culture we would be absolutely quick and sure about coming to the moral boiling point over the notion that you would do this to dogs and yet completely blind to the notion you would do this to young men is, to my mind, astonishing.
With an astonishing presence of mind, Ms. Reynolds took out her phone and began to broadcast the harrowing moments that followed via Facebook Live in a 10-minute stream, which quickly went viral.
It should be astonishing that the mind can have such impact on our body's immune system and resilience.
With an astonishing presence of mind, Ms. Reynolds took out her phone and began to broadcast the harrowing moments that followed via Facebook Live in a 10-minute stream, which quickly went viral.
Mel had an iconoclastic turn of mind, an astonishing memory and delightful wit.
It covers many years of Leonardo's life and the astonishing range of his mind as he moves from problems of mechanics to shopping lists.
The film effects a terrifying mise-en-abîme when John furiously discovers what is going on and demands to go through the door himself into his own mind, with astonishing results.
"We have lost a truly beautiful mind, an astonishing scientist and the funniest man I have ever had the pleasure to meet," Redmayne said in a statement via The Hollywood Reporter.
