Sentence examples for seems invaluable from inspiring English sources

The film seems invaluable for its nonprofessional, ground-level approach to the Afghan conflict.

Ms. Green said that feature seems invaluable as the 1999 shootings at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., linger in the public memory.

Given the competition companies are facing when it comes to attracting and retaining talent, providing the same amenities as competitors based outside city centers seems invaluable, with Campsyte boasting an extremely impressive roster of partner companies, including LinkedIn, PayPal, Salesforce and Airbnb. .

In 1796, George Washington's skill and popular mandate seemed invaluable at a perilous time in our nation's infancy.

He took me to a small diner off Union Square, where I had a wonderful breakfast among a handful of miscellaneous wanderers like myself, New Yorkers with their large, historic faces, every one of whom, delivered here without an explanation, seemed invaluable.

He has always been a wonderful director; he now seems an invaluable one.

"Teen Wolf" poses questions that seem more invaluable now than ever: What is the real value, in essence, of living high above the rest?

In northern Syria, the region of the Ancient Villages inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2011 [has been] heavily struck and it seems that the invaluable Saint-Simeon byzantine complex might have been touched".

This seems to me an invaluable civic lesson at this intemperate moment in our national life.

JEREMY DENK The young pianist, for years one of New York's most invaluable musicians, seems on the brink of something big.

It seems to be particularly invaluable in infrastructure projects.