Meanings of subtle mind in English

To his subtle mind a plan of action seemed to unfold almost instantly.

Yearning seized upon Buck Daniels, but policy was stronger than hunger in his subtle mind.

His subtle mind caught the flaw instantly.

But Corley had not a subtle mind.

He had not the subtle mind of Sagander, or of the lords, ladies and high servants of Kurald Galain.

He had not, of course, a subtle mind-hewas no analyst of character-butthat did not make him uninteresting.

If only Lincoln with his subtle mind could have come into touch with the negative side of the Southern agitation!

He was wont to initiate her into his political intrigues in view of availing himself of her keen and subtle mind.

That is the work of a more subtle mind, a mind that wants you to suffer in jail for many years.

But since that day I have come to believe that it is not for us to know the subtle mind of God.

The archbishop, more reserved, still animated the society by the dry and epigrammatic wit not uncommon to his learned and subtle mind.

He was noted chiefly for his " subtle mind" and "natural intelligence," and his business-others 'secrets-was amétierat which he excelled.

Surely there was here, in his pious, ever-laboring, subtle mind, a precious truth, or prefigurement of truth; and yet a fatal delusion withal.

While his subtle mind was pothering with schemes of detection, the affair presented itself in another light, and he laughed at his own dulness.

Not one word, you observe, of gratitude to me or of recognition of the subtle mind that had planned and devised the whole scheme.

He has a remarkably subtle mind, but he is as innocent, as harmless, as sincere, and as pure in heart as a little child.