Sentence examples for invaluable form from inspiring English sources

As Miller rightly points out, that "we might recognise a character's unappealing qualities while simultaneously seeing life through her eyes" is an invaluable form of identification.

While Mr. Pawlenty may not have millions of followers on Facebook like Ms. Palin or the personal wealth or name recognition of Mr. Romney, he has an invaluable form of currency here: proximity to Iowa.

The endless film and television industry books offer yet another invaluable form of research and inspiration.

When you can't trust society to protect you, it's invaluable to form your own.

As no party is expected to emerge from the election with a majority, Ciudadanos is likely to become invaluable in forming a government.

This has been invaluable in modifying FORM to be more effective and useful.

The three projects described in this mini-monograph offer invaluable insight into forming partnerships and working with community partners, given that they pose very different research questions in different types of communities, and the length of association with the community partners varies widely.

Ongoing feedback and recommendations from the committee provided invaluable direction as the form and shape of the clinic evolved.

This is one of the invaluable "Composer Portraits" that form the heart of the Miller Theater's programming.

The 2,000-odd 2,000-oddthat a Memoto camera will take over a day could form an invaluable trove for future historians; a form of self-generated Mass Observation.

Maximilian's notes and Bodmer's pictures form an invaluable account of the language, dress, culture, and customs of several Indian tribes that subsequently almost disappeared owing to disease, war, and white encroachment on their lands.