Sentence examples for inestimable role from inspiring English sources
The party line plays an inestimable role in influencing the Republican loyalists who vote in primaries, especially if turnout is light, which appears likely since the Republican presidential nomination is no longer in doubt.
Part of Philo's inestimable skill is realising what looks right for today even when it originates in the past.
Under model (1.1) and the loss function (1.2), if is inestimable, then if and only if.
Consider the model (1.1) with the loss function (1.2), if is inestimable, then if and only if.
Mr. Baldwin's role in Mrs. Lawrence's domestic education was inestimable.
Its role as the world's reserve currency seemed an inestimable advantage when investors were unsure where they could safely park their cash.
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.
Whatever the case, Alex is the role that Vera Farmiga has been waiting for, because she has the inestimable gift, hard to find these days, of being able to ice over and then thaw, in a matter of seconds.
(The incident last week on the French train is good evidence of this point: unarmed defenders disarmed a terrorist with a military-style weapon. A huge proportion of luck and an inestimable supply of courage aided them. But the possession of guns played no role at all).
The emotional and social costs are inestimable.
