Sentence examples for may be priceless from inspiring English sources
Psychic peace may be priceless.
"In a year, or 10 years, this thing may be priceless," Mr. Francisco said.
It may be priceless rock art but it is gloriously accessible, with no visitor centres or ropes or zealous signage.
A GOOD education may be priceless, but in America it is far from cheap and it is not getting any cheaper.
Not because it's valuable in a monetary sense, but because it is, or may be, priceless to someone in the future.
Perhaps it's a journey we South Africans have to travel — at a time when our society is becoming more unequal, such performances of national pride may indeed be priceless.
While the benefits that come from learning a second language may in theory be priceless, many are put off by visions of shelling out huge amounts on expensive resources, tuition or immersion courses.
It is a rich country and, in future, any additional rainfall the mountain brings may be literally priceless.
Visiting the church may be a priceless experience, especially in mid-January during Timkat (Epiphany), when thousands of Ethiopian white-clad worshippers, as well as tourists, descend on the churches.
Mr Isted added that the trees were reaching an age to provide "the maximum environmental and ecological returns to the community; benefits and services which may be considered priceless in terms of climate mitigation alone".
