Sentence examples for invaluable voice from inspiring English sources

Schell was an invaluable voice in this country — as an observer, as a writer, as a moralist.

"Jay's unique experience as both a journalist and a White House press secretary make him an invaluable voice for the network as we cover the final two years of the Obama administration and look ahead to the coming campaigns," said Sam Feist, Washington CNN bureau chief, in a statement first obtained by Politico.

"As a Latina, as a first-time voter and as a respected leader in the Latino community, Alicia has become an invaluable voice of our campaign to help mobilize Latinos against Trump's bigoted agenda and to educate the community about Hillary's plans to build a better future for them".

In a pop world filled with pretenders and opportunists, Cobain was the real thing -- a unique and invaluable voice.

You bring to DiEM25 something invaluable: the voice of the younger members of the Green Movement.

It is more anti-war than pro-Serb, and it also includes handy links to a range of news sources.Until it was shut down on April 2nd, Belgrade's Radio B92, provided an invaluable independent Yugoslav voice, complete with live radio reports over the net.

Even though Monday's vigil didn't result in solutions, NYU's Muslim chaplain Imam Khalid Latif said this type of interfaith work is invaluable, since the voices that spoke at the event don't often get the chance to share a stage.

Your uniquely female voice is invaluable to us.

And free publicity that carries some positive endorsement for your brand by a trusted, independent editorial voice is invaluable.

"Despite their dissimilar upbringings, they shared one invaluable trait," intones a voice-over.

Another facet of good direction is learning to take good advice: the pianist Julius Drake, for one, has given me invaluable tips on emerging voices over the past decade.