The phrase "a surreal sort of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has an unusual, dreamlike, or bizarre quality.
Example: "The painting had a surreal sort of beauty that captivated everyone who saw it."
Alternatives: "a dreamlike kind of" or "an uncanny type of".
Yet here, too, a surreal sort of disconnectedness intruded for listeners in my area, when a patron fainted.
Krypteia (Kateri) Although this game is hypertext-based, it has all the familiar signposts of a more traditional game: A map, an inventory and graphics, a surreal sort of glitchville that combines luridly colored forbidden woods with oilslick rainbows and sparkles – and even the occasional stiletto heel.
"It's going to be a surreal sort of game for both of us," Arter told BBC Radio Solent.
It was just a surreal sort of energy out there.
Vex, for instance, has a surreal sort of beauty with its glossy black feathers.
Yet even the worst episodes have a surreal sort of magic to them.
But the characters are very real, and the relationship between them is very real, and it's a very surreal sort of anxiety-dream premise.
The Interior Circuit tells of not just his struggle for self- and urban mastery, but of the city's own – against its political corruption, its student unrest, its stark class divisions and its popular image as a crime-racked, death-obsessed, "surreal" sort of metropolis.
"I felt like I had been thrown into some surreal sort of nightmare," said Hillary, 17, who was sentenced in 2007.
Sometimes I give them a story, a sort of surreal narration, so that every human can personify themselves into the characters, and find a particular meaning according to roles and what it could have represented in their own life.
He won a Bafta two weeks ago and admits: "It's been surreal, but a good sort of surreal.
