But as raw material for the reconstruction of the past, they are as invaluable as they are savagely entertaining.
Similarly, some argued that the data these experiments produced are of only marginal usefulness, while others felt they would prove as invaluable as Galileo's discovery.
Such a titbit might become as invaluable to future students of obesity in the early 21st century as Henry Mayhew's accounts of street piemen are to our understanding of Victorian eating habits.
Kindt described their input as "invaluable" and considers Wright to be a collaborator.
Hanging in the balance is the core of the museum's 17th and 18th century collection, a unique glimpse of Holland's Golden Age, and what director Geerdink describes as, "invaluable to the story we are telling".
Facebook wants to be just as invaluable.
Business has done a terrible job of portraying itself as invaluable.
And Totes, although it declines to discuss sales data, describes its relationship with Rihanna as "invaluable".
Family members who have used it describe it as "invaluable" and "liberating".
They serve both as invaluable historical documentation and a source of enormous artistic pleasure.
All serve as invaluable records of working practice in the late 1960s and 1970s.
