While travelling in Japan it became clear to me the extent to which their sojourns abroad, as strangers in strange lands, had inestimable significance to their development as writers.
Bridget was noted by Woolrych as an "incomparable" woman who had "inestimable value clearly manifested by the eulogies which are lavished on her character".
"When it comes to having inestimable influence, Blink-182 might well be contemporary punk's version of the Beatles", wrote Scott Heisel in a 2009 Alternative Press cover story on the band.
It has the inestimable gift of being able to take the starch out of music snobs – and there are so many of us in this great city".
David McVicar's play-it-safe production has an inestimable asset: the lyrical, ever thoughtful baritone Gerald Finley as Hans Sachs, reprising the role he sang when the production was new in 2011.
A Canadian-French production that was later shown on HBO, it's pedestrian, as far as the drama is concerned, but has one inestimable advantage for the purist: The 2-D animation remains absolutely faithful to the look of the original.
Lord Padmanabha, the presiding deity of Thiruvananthapuram, also known as Trivandrum, the capital of Kerala, who is depicted as reclining on a gigantic snake, Anantha, suddenly went up in the estimation of his devotees recently, when it was discovered that he has an inestimable treasure of gold in his custody.
And in this, of course, the U.S. has the inestimable advantage of enjoying the closest possible cooperation with Israeli intelligence services.
If the outsourcing enterprise can't carry on the analysis, appraisal and control of producer services outsourcing sufficiently, then the outsourcing enterprise not only can't obtain benefits, but also has the inestimable loss from the outsourcing.
There will have been inestimable satisfaction that he delivered so abundantly on Wednesday.
