The phrase "steady mind" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is emotionally balanced and calm. Example: Despite the chaos and confusion around her, she maintained a steady mind and calmly assessed the situation.
Keep a clear and steady mind.
Controlling recoil - what everyone struggles with, it pays to have a steady hand (and a steady mind i.e. not annoyed or frustrated), the 2/3 shot principle will help you with this.
I brought it home, plugged it in and tested everything, and listed it on Craigslist and sold it that afternoon for $250 dollars!!! Keep a good steady mind set that no matter what, something is worth SOMETHING to SOMEONE meaning that if you pay a dollar for that crappy lamp, someone may be needing it to match there living room decor and will pay 100 bucks on it giving you 100 times your investment.
Grief teaches the steadiest mind to waver.
As long as art remained, in some measure, artisanal — with, for example, the young Leonardo da Vinci arriving in the morning at Verrocchio's studio and being told to paint in the angel's wing — it must have fostered steadier minds.
The biggest laugh in the production comes when a startled Beatrice, overhearing the staggering news that Benedick secretly adores her, performs a hilarious pratfall — a spot-on image of love's ability to make even the steadiest minds lose their footing in the rush of new feeling.
There was considerable hope at the outset that it might steady her mind.
Webster was scarfing down Ritalin like candy; it was the only thing that could steady his mind enough to perform daily tasks.
Still, the steady Scandinavian mind set prevents matters from getting completely out of control, with players such as Sweden's Daniel Alfredsson keeping it cool.
This is meant to pop you out of auto-pilot and steady your mind.
The meditative and distractive quality of training drills gave me enough time to steady my mind.
