The phrase "a sort of warm" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when describing a vague or general feeling of warmth, but it typically requires additional context or modification to be grammatically correct.
Example: "There was a sort of warm glow in the room that made everyone feel comfortable."
Alternatives: "a kind of warmth" or "a type of warmth".
"It's really just a sort of warm feeling toward people," he said.
"Animals in the jungle, tropical flowers, it all has a sort of warm and sensual feel to it".
He exudes a sort of warm neutrality; you could easily imagine telling him your most troubling secrets.
It did not help that Mr. Thompson was "not a sort of warm and cuddly person," as one former executive put it.
In a conversation with TechCrunch ahead of the announcement, Peeters described the Roost battery as a sort of warm up for the new products.
We had meals three times per day; in the morning, there was a sort of warm liquid that they called coffee, soup for lunch and also a second course, normally potatoes and a sauce, or a dumpling with a sauce.
But in all the entropy of a wigeon flock in wild motion there was also a sort of warm-blooded joy that even December grey does not extinguish.
Instead, Mr. Masur began with Beethoven's 20-minute Fantasia in C minor for Piano, Chorus and Orchestra, a sort of warm-up piece for the Ninth Symphony.
Mr. Schwarzman described his role as a sort of warm-up act, greeting applicants in groups and assuring them that the interview would not be a test, but "more like an interview with Charlie Rose". The applicants were, however, asked to play with Legos — as part of a team competition to construct a model building better and faster than other applicants.
Ofili had started a series of small watercolor drawings of stylized, exotically clothed black women and black men that he called "Afromuses"—painted in ten or fifteen minutes every morning, as a sort of warm-up exercise and another series of abstract black-and-white pencil drawings of linked black heads under Afros.
Moreover, although later economics groupies might tend to assume that the earlier book was just a sideshow, a sort of warm-up opening act for the main event, it is likely that Smith saw things exactly opposite: the book on morality came first because it had priority in his own mind.
