The freedoms of the US, she argues, are of immeasurable value, and in danger of being taken for granted.
"We believe that the arts, and in particular, the theater, are of immeasurable value to the fabric of our social community".
For drama is a reactive art, moving constantly in time, and any convention that promotes a deep response while conserving precious time is of immeasurable value.
He saw this vibrant interaction between his scientific and philosophical work as central to his intellectual identity: "I think the influence of [my] scientific work on my philosophy has been of immeasurable value.
Of course there is one phase of liberalism that I hope to cherish always: its devotion to the search for truth, its insistence on an open and analytical mind, its refusal to abandon the best light of reason.2 Liberalism's contribution to the philological-historical criticism of biblical literature has been of immeasurable value and should be defended with religious and scientific passion.
Douglas Baldridge, Swift's lawyer, said that the dollar she asked for in damages is "of immeasurable value".
But it is of immeasurable value because it is a poignant reminder of the price of freedom.
The surviving section of the ship and thousands of recovered artefacts are of immeasurable value as a Tudor-era time capsule.
And their social support is of immeasurable value (full disclosure: I'd certainly take a night of cheesecake with those ladies at home over a blue plate special in a restaurant any day).
The rich natural heritage of North America's native prairie land is of immeasurable value, not only from a conservation standpoint, but also in providing public access to extraordinarily large open spaces where the full suite of plants and animals thrive in their natural environment.
Friday night's grand opening of Koerner Hall is truly emblematic of a new era for the RCM and is a gift of immeasurable value to not only Toronto, but to Canada and the world.
