Sentence examples for invaluable life from inspiring English sources

But for parents like Mr. Conte, family travel isn't just a luxury — it's an invaluable life lesson.

I'm not talking about Learning from the Invaluable Life Experience of Our Elders, or even suggesting we need to accept the inevitable with grace.

As someone who doesn't speak Spanish fluently, being immersed in new traditions and festivals proved difficult at first, but it has turned into an invaluable life experience.

Learning how to work hard, provide good customer service, overcome challenges, ask for the sale, and understand the value of a dollar are invaluable life lessons that kids simply can't get from a textbook".

That's important not because of any vague, reflexive political correctness but because saluting women's athletic achievements encourages their athletic pursuits, which can impart invaluable life lessons: about teamwork, tenacity, sacrifice, conviction.

In my experience, a startup is a roller-coaster ride that can offer you incredible career experiences and teach you some invaluable life lessons.

In addition, public pools could offer free swimming lessons to youngsters — certainly an invaluable, life-saving skill for children living on an island.

For women like 22-year-old Hamdi, from Somalia, who has suffered in silence for almost 15 years, the centre has offered her a confidential, invaluable life-line.

That concludes my invaluable, life-changing guide.

A novelty at first, then invaluable, then life support, then heroin.

Ms. Gilot told one in her invaluable memoir, "Life With Picasso" (1964).