The phrase "a beautiful shape" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an object, design, or form that is aesthetically pleasing.
Example: "The vase had a beautiful shape that complemented the flowers perfectly."
Alternatives: "an attractive form" or "a lovely silhouette."
The violin was a beautiful shape, too; it looked lovely.
A beautiful shape, which was not created only by the stress evaluation, was created by also considering the beauty evaluation.
The oval is a beautiful shape, one that works well for eating, which is why it was often used in ancient plates and bowls, especially pre-Colombian ones.
The ultimate rarity of the session was a 13th-century bronze basin with a beautiful shape but only remains of its erstwhile silver and gold inlay, which sold for £361,250, about $584,000.
"From a distance, Ryugu initially appeared round, then gradually turned into a square before becoming a beautiful shape similar to fluorite, known as the 'firefly stone' in Japanese," project manager Yuichi Tsuda said in a 25 June statement.
GEORGE NELSON, the modernist designer, writer and lecturer, who was the design director of Herman Miller, took pictures constantly, not so much to make a beautiful image, but to capture an idea: how a crushed soda can is transformed into a beautiful shape; what a sign means; how to say no in an urban environment.
I was particularly sad to leave behind a cercis chinensis that over the past five years had grown into a most beautiful shape.
"It's a basic, beautiful shape," and only $16.99.
Eating correctly will help your body keep or become a natural, beautiful shape.
Both end near where they begin, and the stories in between amount to a portrait of a company in beautiful shape.
Future models will carry themselves with a simpler, more beautiful shape, Dean pledges.
