Meanings of discriminating mind in English

She was convinced that Poppy had a fine, appreciative, discriminating mind.

What a discriminating mind you have, Miss Weeks, and what a wonderful memory!

That fine, discriminating mind of yours saved me the trouble.

He had a most discriminating mind and a marvellous memory.

From her father she had inherited a discriminating mind and a most admirable habit of reserve.

She was a light-hearted girl, with a high flow of spirits, and a quick and discriminating mind.

One writer speaks of him as possessing uncommon genius, a strong and discriminating mind, and as having the power of enduring great mental application.

His decisions were characterized by a painstaking research, and an exhaustless consideration of the principles of law involved, indicating a clear, accurate and discriminating mind.

He doesn't talk a great deal, it is true; but, then, what he does say is characterized by good sense, and evinces a discriminating mind.

These were the short stories, satisfying to the simplest as well as to the most discriminating minds, that attracted Nietzsche's attention to Strindberg.

"And I have got to be so insignificant a person that I pass for no one, in your discriminating mind, Master Galleygo!"