Sentence examples for Inestimable contribution from inspiring English sources
Michael was held in great affection and admiration by his colleagues and by the larger musical world, to which he made such an inestimable contribution.
In its zeal to bring recognition to an underappreciated genre, it has an agenda similar to that of last year's revelatory documentary "Standing in the Shadows of Motown," which explored the inestimable contribution of that label's largely unsung house band.
Mr. Preval did not speak, but his administration awarded Mr. Dominique the Honor and Merit Medal, Haiti's highest distinction, "in consideration of his inestimable contribution to the construction and reinforcement of democracy".
Zoe Williams returns some much-needed balance to the Labour leadership impasse (Opinion, 4 July) by both asserting Jeremy Corbyn's inestimable contribution in returning the party to its principles, "in the language of hope"; and listing the wide range of essential policies – from public services to climate change – that unite him and his parliamentary party critics.
Despite such arrogance and vehemence in neutralizing the gods of Homer, he made an inestimable contribution to the preservation of the Greek tradition.
Bratton's contributions "are literally inestimable and extraordinary," de Blasio said, though he also noted "that work has a long way to go" to improve the NYPD's relationship with residents around the city.
His contribution to the Ramones was inestimable: the visuals and the style, the lighting.
Part of Philo's inestimable skill is realising what looks right for today even when it originates in the past.
His contributions to many of our most important projects have been inestimable.
Grove's triumph, as Seaver tells it, is an essential contribution to the moral history of the United States, to say nothing of its inestimable value to readers, writers and publishers.
