The phrase "any sort of debate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of discussions or arguments on a particular topic, emphasizing that any type of debate is included.
Example: "The committee is open to any sort of debate regarding the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "any kind of discussion" or "any type of argument".
"The idea that they choose a girl who's half African to sell it, with no mention of it," says Montano. "That does way more than any march, any sort of debate".
But [I told the producer that] I'm not interested in walking into another situation like the one that took place, and I let her know that the only way that I would consider coming back on Hannity's show is if he apologised on air for the way he conducted himself, and that if they would guarantee that there would be an opportunity to actually allow me to speak in any sort of debate.
Some people may never have even seriously thought about vegetarianism, but some will have been harassed or put down for eating meat and expecting more of the same, will understandably hesitant to engage in any sort of debate about the issue.
But the government has its work cut out for it, if the sort-of debate in the House of Lords is anything to go by.
Since any sort of real debate was discouraged by Mr Suharto, and has so far been dodged by the candidates, that alone would represent a big change in Indonesian politics.
Their party, initially opposed to PCCs, now wants to get as many as possible elected from its ranks.The real shame, says Sam Chapman, founder of the lively website TopOfTheCops and a disappointed Tory candidate, is that "we're not having any sort of fundamental debate about crime and criminal justice".
I am not prepared to enter any sort of party political debate on this.
It might have provoked all sorts of debate, here and elsewhere when it was introduced, over whether the sets (designed for more role play and storytelling) exploit girls' natural play patterns or embrace them.
The absence of Holt, and his downright inability to take any sort of control of the debate, was noticeable, to put it mildly.
We might end up with a book on the most contested land in the world — the West Bank — that can always be relied upon to bring up a different sort of debate at any dinner party.
In a humorous twist, not only did Campbell's streak get no notice when it happened, but Campbell also said he had no idea how long his streak was, and he didn't know it was any sort of record until the recent debate over Bergen and Counsell.
