The phrase "a sort of heart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that resembles or embodies the qualities of a heart, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In the center of the city, there is a park that serves as a sort of heart, bringing the community together."
Alternatives: "a kind of heart" or "a type of heart".
We didn't have a sort of total heart-to-heart about it".
But this would be false logic: it is the two with "hearts" who are indulging their un-quotemarked hearts at Nauheim; while the other two, the pair with technically healthy internal organs, have a different sort of heart trouble - theirs are either cold or killed.
For example, simultaneous depletion of the transcription factors Gata4 and Gata6, or Gata4 and Gata5, causes defects in cardiac development, but simultaneous loss of Gata5 and Gata6 causes impaired cardiomyocyte specification and absence of the heart – a sort of synthetic lethality for heart tissue (Holtzinger and Evans, 2007).
"A sort of bestial spirit resides deep within the heart of people in Florida".
I was responding to its "Africa" issue, which was populated by every literary bogeyman that any African has ever known, a sort of 'Greatest Hits of Hearts of Fuckedness.' It wasn't the grimness that got to me, it was the stupidity.
The dual dials are hand-enameled and the beautiful balance wheel hanging in the middle of the face creates a sort of clever, steampunkish beating heart that brings the whole piece together.
Dodd has said that Shakespeare was a sort of standup comic at heart.
As well as being a grand work of art it is a sort of oasis in the heart of the city.
Monday sees her recording her regular live podcast Lost Treasures Of The Black Heart, a sort of lo-fi QI celebrating unsung heroes and forgotten phenomena.
The McGraw-Hill Building has gouged out half of what was considered one of the hottest blocks in Hell's Kitchen in the 1920, the block bounded by 8th and 9th Avenue and 41st and 42nd St. Hell's Kitchen is not a frontier community any more, but a sort of vehicular gateway to the heart of Manhattan.
