Sentence examples for valuable kind of from inspiring English sources

That's the price of a valuable kind of freedom.

He's a bad-news bear and thus the most valuable kind of cultural commentator.

Langford was the most valuable kind of friend, someone who told Iverson when he did right and also when he did wrong.

And it seems to me the most valuable kind of patriotism is one which honors the other relationships rather than competes against them.

Yes, convincing people of the benefits is probably useful in the long run, but this does the trick much better and more quickly and, possibly, experience with immunisation is a pretty valuable kind of "convincing".

My hunch is that Mr Garrett's reputation would quickly transmute into a valuable kind of charisma and that his tight, white underpants, even if not entirely forgotten, would not ultimately impede the progress of his students on the road to becoming good and rounded human beings.

Rogue operations in southern China produce an estimated half of the world's supply of heavy rare earths, which are the most valuable kinds of rare earth metals.

The most valuable kinds of military intelligence concern military organization and equipment, procedures and formations, and the number of units and total personnel.

A modelling approach to this question can provide two valuable kinds of information.

"We're a valuable resource, kind of irreplaceable".

All of which raises the question of just how valuable these kinds of projects are, both for the artists and the companies who participate?