Sentence examples for that invaluable from inspiring English sources

There's another example in an installation by Christian Nguyen at White Columns, that invaluable showcase for young artists.

The thing I'm realising, as this crash course with my dad progresses, is that he possesses that invaluable skill of being able to enjoy life.

As a nearsighted Wall Street tycoon (and Crocker's boss), Mr. McMartin, that invaluable Broadway veteran, brings a delicious giddiness to elderly lust and Ivy League juvenility.

He embraced the tabloids, same way he embraced all that invaluable cable news coverage as his campaign was starting to catch fire.

Every year a few acts distinguish themselves, earning that invaluable commodity known as "buzz," an elusive combination of music industry gossip and fan chatter, without which albums are not sold and stars are not born.

Trump has, I suggest, that invaluable and dangerous political quality in the age of 24-hour news and social media, a quality he shares with the greatest comedians: he is entirely unembarrassable.

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

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

I made contacts that remain invaluable, and I now have a thriving career.

But it was Williams's play in the final minutes that proved invaluable.

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