The phrase "a sort of dirty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is somewhat unclean or has a dirty quality, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The painting had a sort of dirty charm that made it appealing despite its flaws."
Alternatives: "kind of filthy" or "somewhat unclean".
In the end, I found a sort of dirty room about 15ft by 10ft, only tall enough for me to crouch in.
With Mark convinced that he has found love, if only he can spring April from her marriage, and the newly gay Jeremy apparently settled down with a much younger man, the closing scenario becomes a sort of dirty Richard Curtis movie.
"It's a sort of dirty grime/club tune with vocal chops, I hope you like".
Menstruation is seen as a sort of dirty and shameful thing so not too many women want to talk about this openly; not even to other women.
15 Cellular death after doxorubicin therapy does not occur by apoptosis, but is a sort of "dirty death" with release of toxic metabolites into the surrounding tissue, initiating a local chain reaction involving neighboring cells.
I don't condone any sort of dirty play, but I do ask my players to front up.
(Mr. Anselmo's system includes self-actualization, throwing away regret, and a lot of whisky and pot -- a sort of angry, dirty Zen).
The story, as Davis recently put it, is a "sort of noiry, dirty Southern thing" that references the pulp fiction of author Jim Thompson in its tale of small town ambitions, bad deals, double-crosses and good love gone sour.
"It felt kind of exciting, in a really sort of dirty way," he continued.
He said: "It felt kind of exciting, in a really sort of dirty way I'm sort of not proud of myself.
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