The phrase "a sort of drive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of motivation or ambition that is not easily defined or categorized.
Example: "He has a sort of drive that pushes him to succeed, even when the odds are against him."
Alternatives: "a kind of motivation" or "a type of ambition".
This might be more credible if it came from a government that has any sort of drive to equality in its other polices.
To achieve this, the site offers a sort-of socially driven RSS reader/aggregator, in which users can receive content recommendations from those in their favit social network, join 'content' groups or add RSS feeds of their own.
The repeal effort has more in common with simple obstructionism than it does with any sort of drive forward; it is, in effect, an un-crusade.
The astroship is able to travel anywhere using a spatio-temporal jump, a sort of hyperspace drive enabling near-instant transportation anywhere in space and time.
My existence in this world is written on a sort of hard drive on the tangible (the brain).
It gives you a different sort of drive and the desire to never be back there".
The company, based in Singapore and the Philippines, actually got its start as "Dropbox for Google users" – a sort of proto-Google Drive back at a time when Drive was still just known as Google Docs.
So the exhibition is driven by a sort of pendulum movement, back and forth in time, from one place to another.
For the filmmaker whose self-image was formed at the Cinémathèque, the archive is a sort of external hard drive — not second-hand proof but, strangely, first-person experience.
As of Thursday, thousands of neatly stacked and labeled gray boxes of seeds — peas from Nigeria, corn from Mexico — reside in this glazed cavelike structure, forming a sort of backup hard drive, in case natural disasters or human errors erase the seeds from the outside world.
