The phrase "manner of mind" is correct and usable in written English
You may use it to describe a particular mindset, attitude, or disposition someone has about something. For example, "He had an adventurous manner of mind when it came to trying new foods."
Built around the track, "The Writing's On The Wall," the video employs all manner of mind-bending optical illusions to reinforce the narrative behind the song, which Rolling Stone identifies as a "pre-break-up report from a relationship in which two people keep seeing things in different ways".
The idea that you would go and study English or philosophy or something as some manner of broadening your mind was completely out of the question really".
The continuum from the screen to the premises of the screening was gratuitous even if the scenes were selected and edited with all manner of seductions in mind.
Attenborough said: "Natasha was a beautiful human in every conceivable way; gracious of manner, witty and sharp of mind, sunny in disposition and stunning in appearance.
Her clothing, her appearance, her manner were plain, frank, and forthright; I had the impression of a sturdy, no-nonsense cattlewoman, with an indifference to social conventions, appearance, or ornament, an absence of frills, an absolute directness of manner and mind.
When an architect designs a building, and several months later the architect's vision is realized in a physical structure, that physical structure was eminently contained, or contained in a higher manner, in the mind of the architect.
If there is such a thing as national characteristics—in effect, habits of mind and manner that are shaped by a country's educational system and customs and mores they're in no way predictive or prescriptive.
Ms. Clarkson's features, at once sharp and soft, and the whisper of old-style Southern formality in her manner, suggest toughness and clarity of mind as well as dreaminess.
This debility of mind and manner is set off in strong relief by the loveliness of landscape touches in the same poem.
The tension grows, tightening limbs and rushing all manner of thoughts into the mind.
And like so many denizens of both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, Mr. Joseph, 40, took to Twitter to express all manner of things on the mind.
