The phrase "a powerful shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a shape that has a strong visual impact or significance, often in artistic or design contexts.
Example: "The sculpture featured a powerful shape that commanded attention from every angle."
Alternatives: "a striking form" or "a commanding silhouette."
The Internet of Things has grown into a powerful shaping force for both our personal and professional lives.
As a three-sided pyramid, Everest has a very powerful shape.
For example concerning VHCF problems, modern high pressure pumps for gasoline direct injection systems have load spectra with a large amount of cycles up to 109 including a very powerful shape of the load spectra.
(And by the way, Ms. Harris, at 84, never falters in delivering such long speeches. Could she please let me know what vitamins she takes?) Yet those blocks have assumed a towering, powerful shape by the end of "Mecca" that speaks to mortal hopes and fears so directly it makes you catch your breath.
Music is an especially powerful shaping force, for listening to and especially playing it engages many different areas of the brain, all of which must work in tandem: from reading musical notation and coordinating fine muscle movements in the hands, to evaluating and expressing rhythm and pitch, to associating music with memories and emotion.
Would a name that carries a powerful history shape his future, direct his destiny?
Tom Baril photographed the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge that connects Brooklyn and Staten Island from underneath so that it manifests itself as a powerful "V" shape.
The movement takes up the realist idea that law is fundamentally indeterminate, and echoes Marxist views about how the interests of the powerful shape law.
Lee's choice -- or rather, her editor's -- to narrate the story from her still-congealing perspective is what gives the story its uniquely powerful shape.
