Sentence examples for exquisite mind from inspiring English sources

"A Pirate of Exquisite Mind" reconstructs the life of William Dampier (1651-1715), a pioneering navigator, naturalist and hydrographer.

Their protagonist emerges as an outstanding chronicler, recording what he saw with obsessive passion (Coleridge furnished the title of this book when he praised Dampier's "exquisite mind").

It was exquisite, mind-blowing, impeccably done, and unforgettable".

The poem's shifting genres, coupled with the beautiful young people standing, lolling and flinging their hair about in the photographs, bring the phrase "exquisite corpse" to mind, and with that the idea of the randomness of talent and good looks.

"Dinah was in a rather exquisite state of mind.

The design, laid out 100 years ago, with just that achingly exquisite moment in mind, is still working.

Luckily, the dreamer in question possesses an interesting mind, an exquisite eye and a mischievous sense of humor.

What people liked about Vidal, I suspect, was his exquisite manners, his contrarian mind and the exhilarating range of his gifts.

His formidable pianism comes to the fore in his impressive reduction of the emotional second symphony and in two transcriptions of recorded improvisations by Elgar; exquisite insights into the mind of a giant of English music.

The trailer is gritty and dark, with a visual style that calls to mind the exquisite cinematography of Steven Soderbergh's Cinemax series "The Knick".

Hari's eyebrows are shorn, and cropped blonde hair which frames a delicate and exquisite face brings to mind a young Annie Lennox.