Sentence examples for infinitely valuable from inspiring English sources

But is infinite information infinitely valuable?

Perhaps the most currently popular such argument is that our forgiveness by God, an infinitely valuable being, requires an atoning sacrifice of infinite value.

Life being of infinite worth, a few seconds of it are likewise infinitely valuable.

Hughes went on to describe Danny's poetic enterprise as "infinitely valuable".

Europe as a union has kept us safe for decades, an infinitely valuable and indisputable fact that is being ignored by the leave campaign.

The primatologist Sue Savage-Rumbaugh once described to me a line of chimpanzees staring in apparent bliss at a sunset – something which might be a root of some of our perceptions of the world as ineffable and infinitely valuable.

As Khatchadourian writes, "No matter how improbable extinction may be, Bostrom argues, its consequences are near-infinitely bad; thus, even the tiniest step toward reducing the chance that it will happen is near-infinitely valuable".

But honest writing is infinitely more valuable.

How infinitely more valuable are our galleries and museums.

A telephone network with a million subscribers is infinitely more valuable then one with only 10.

As "Stones Into Schools" constantly illustrates, some forms of help from afar are infinitely more valuable than others.