The phrase "powerful sight" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something visually impressive. For example: "Standing in front of the Grand Canyon was a powerful sight."
It's no wonder that his nickname is Solo — this African dance artist is a powerful sight.
And they [the guns] are used for their powerful sight, which is stronger than any pair of binoculars.
E.M.P., set to open on June 23, is a powerful sight that attracts the eye from all kinds of Seattle vantage points, and it has quickly become the most talked-about work of architecture in town.
Augmented reality may be a powerful sight, but it requires participants to own expensive hardware.
Ditching Headsets for Holograms with Ashley Crowder (VNTANA), Shawn Frayne (Looking Glass Factory) and Brett Jones (Lightform) Augmented reality may be a powerful sight, but it requires participants to own expensive hardware.
The most memorable sight is the powerful Mint Room, where peppermint and spearmint are stored.
7 37pm: "I'm watching from Frankfurt," yells Declan Kane, who obviously has extraordinarily powerful eye-sight.
In cities like Delhi, Johannesburg, Mexico City, and São Paulo, first-world state-of-the-art medical facilities treat the wealthy and powerful, sometimes within sight of people whose health environment is not much better than that of seventeenth-century Europe.
The presence of a black first family in the White House, the nation's lifestyle fishbowl, is just as symbolically powerful as the sight of a black husband and father shouldering the responsibilities of the presidency.
Mr. Bush's appearance outside the Vilnius City Hall was a powerful and poignant sight for Lithuanians, and would have been an unthinkable moment for most of the past 60 years.
I am a confident feminist and a professional journalist who can take on politicians and other powerful people, yet the sight of me brought me down.
