The phrase "a kind of savior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that provides help or rescue in a situation, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In times of crisis, she became a kind of savior for her community, offering support and resources to those in need."
Alternatives: "a sort of hero" or "a type of rescuer."
When we imagine the person behind it, we incarnate a figment of our solipsistic imaginations: a kind of savior, perhaps.
Trickster is providence's representative -- a kind of savior sent when a society is in crisis and no longer serving the needs of its people.
Just a few years ago, Starbucks and Hear Music were being touted as a kind of savior for brick-and-mortar retailing.
Then, it was one of many festivities in a day of galas where the governor was celebrated by many as a kind of savior for the state.
She never described a murder and a death; instead, she'd evoke a fantastic transformation, one that turned a simple young man from one of the poorer quarters of Algiers into an invincible, long-awaited hero, a kind of savior.
Just over a decade ago, many of the Syrians now fighting their government saw Bashar al-Assad as a kind of savior, a gentle figure who would lead them away from brutality.
There's a dark island legend here, one in which Misty will figure (in good Palahniuk fashion) as a kind of savior-artist.
Jesus, as a kind of Superhuman Savior delivers in his death the ultimate sucker-punch to Satan.
But Republicans who look to him and see any kind of savior overlook much of what drags the party down, which isn't merely or even principally the genealogy of their candidates.
Gov. Gary R. Herbert, a Republican regarded by many conservatives as a kind of a savior after years under Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. — a social moderate who resigned last year to become ambassador to China — stayed on the sidelines.
The government faces some potentially unpopular decisions over cutting Austria's budget deficit and ballooning debt, and it seems plausible that Mr. Haider's decision was rooted in a desire to avoid direct criticism and so position himself to return as a kind of national savior in the next elections.
