Sentence examples for quite priceless from inspiring English sources

Whatever; it's quite priceless.

(Or not quite priceless: the contest rules estimated the value of the painting at $350,000).

This time, a record 2,075 horses (including 599 Irish) were entered for 27 races worth an average of £141,000 - though to many the glory of a Festival winner is quite simply priceless.

She was the belle of the ball, and the designer made (or at least enjoyed) a great fuss over the fact that the dress was made of 6,000 genuine and costly gems, and was quite literally priceless.

"The relief on the faces of parents of the children they treat is quite simply, priceless".

"It's quite nice living among priceless medieval murals," she says, climbing the oak-panelled staircase, where leaded windows look out on to a rambling garden, the site of the former monks' cells.

"We just got on to the notion of a totally eclectic magpie guy who reads and Googles a lot of stuff, and the thing was to say, 'We amass all this but we don't make the mistake of having him understand it.'" The result is a priceless and quite terrifying tragicomic creation.

While information is priceless but is quite cheap.

It reminds quite a bit of Mastercard's "Priceless" commercials, but with a cool tech angle.

This story is from my wonderful, beautiful wife who is utterly direction-challenged. It's not quite getting lost but the story is priceless!

A tournament suit then introduces Li with the priceless: "She's bruised, battered and quite possibly buggered".