The phrase "any sort of motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or forms of movement in a general sense.
Example: "The experiment did not show any sort of motion in the particles, indicating a state of rest."
Alternatives: "any kind of movement" or "any type of motion".
Imagination, we are told, "is nothing but decaying sense" (Leviathan I.2).[11] Because Hobbes regarded sensation as a sort of motion or pressure arising in the brain (or heart) in response to an inward pressure arising for external objects, the sort of decaying he has in mind seems unlikely to be that of a picture (or other representational object) crumbling to dust.
That's a sort of "motion comic" produced by creating a "radio play" version of the piece and then syncing up to that storyboard panels that show the basic visuals for each scene.
And they did not have — at the time we invested they didn't yet have any sort of sales or marketing kind of motion to be able to do it on.
From the start of the project, both creators were hell bent on excluding any sort of CGI technology or stop motion animation from their film.
Avouac has documented the same sort of motion in the Himalayas.
Active systems protect an area with some sort of motion detector.
By seeming to slow any hint of a rush to war, the diplomatic gambit may make it easier to get some sort of motion through the Senate.
Done the right way, that sort of motion media points into this other world of possibilities that can be really positive for the experience".
To woman!" I was curious about the room on the far end of the store where the four-figure "couture" frocks are kept, their spirits doubtless freshened by a view of a lovely garden, but Marcus waved me away with a well-meaning "don't even go there" sort of motion.
Finally, what sort of motion is being ascribed to souls?
