Not all pasta requires clingy sauces, in my opinion. Pasta is a vehicle to carry other items.
Pomodoro, marinara, bolognese.....magnificent, and always will be. However, sometimes, it's all about the other stuff, like dried fruit, a certain vegetable or bean, a protein, the herbs or spices, cheeses, fats, etc.
A favourite, prepared only once a year consists of white raisins, pignoli nuts, sardines, fennel and toasted bread crumbs served over a thick, round pasta shape called bucatini.
Very little can beat rigatoni with marinara and meatballs.
Fusili and bolognese are perfect together.
Shells with carbonara sauce.
Penne with primavera sauce.
Anglehair with diced tomatoes, crushed garlic, fresh basil and a bit of olive oil.
Sure, sauces are great, but not necessary. A variety of ingredients held together with a bit of fat (olive oil or butter) is all you really need.