Sentence examples for undeniable value from inspiring English sources

In his ruling, Judge Engelmayer acknowledged that Officer Matthews's complaints "had undeniable value to the public".

Information and access of this nature had undeniable value for trip participants like William V. Cowan and Carlton A. Sherwood.

Whatever its flaws, "Jesus" has undeniable value as an open-ended play of ideas that finds genuine drama in debate.

Re "30 Little Turtles," by Thomas L. Friedman (column, Feb. 29): Irrespective of one's views on outsourcing, there is undeniable value in the opportunity that overseas call centers present for Americans to shape more positive impressions overseas.

In certain applications, NFV has undeniable value.

Although these studies are of undeniable value, some of the phonetic nuances that are not easily discernible by ear might have been overlooked and potential variances left undocumented due to the transient nature of sounds.

Whether or not you buy his findings, "the film acquires an undeniable entertainment value" (Dave Kehr).

Once Liddle's arguments fall down, what's left is the undeniable entertainment value but also a slight pointlessness.

Nick Denton, Gawker's founder, responded to Thiel by listing a number of the stories of undeniable news value that Gawker has broken over the years.

Like recent versions of rarely produced plays by Tolstoy and Pope John Paul II, this broad, straining production, which runs through Feb. 10 at the Pearl Theater Company, holds an undeniable curiosity value but, sadly, doesn't capitalize on it.

Whether or not you buy Mr. Broomfield's findings, the film acquires an undeniable entertainment value as the slight, pale Mr. Broomfield continues to force himself on people and into situations that would make lesser men run for cover.