Sentence examples for that's invaluable from inspiring English sources

"That's a quality in a guard that's invaluable".

And that is something that's invaluable for a playwright.

Running helps me keep the weight off, but there's something about training in a group — especially in a group you work with — that's invaluable.

By selecting quarterly poetry book choices, recommendations and special commendations, the PBS creates a network of disinterested response to new work that's invaluable and rare.

But no matter what Facebook steals from Snapchat, it's the fun-loving, trend-setting community that's invaluable.

"If you have a mental image of a person and you can hear their voice when you read their e-mail, that's invaluable".

It is not Hopper's view of sky, water and dunes that is invaluable, or even Hopper's small house itself.

I also want to acknowledge another source that was invaluable when I was working on my article on Barneys: Robert A.M. Stern's postwar architectural survey "New York 1960".

The upshot was that Greenspan maximised a form of power that is invaluable to experts.

It has complex knowledge and intelligence that is invaluable in supporting communities.

To the historian, that is invaluable: an unfaded snapshot of colonialist condescension at its smoothest.