| The pricelessness of our common humanity is one of numerous heavyweight ideas Wieringa balances carefully on his novel's laden back. |
| In disobeying the most basic Confucian precept that places ethics above economics, many mourn the pricelessness of who — and what — they've lost. |
| In Berenson's life, the reconciliation of pricelessness with price was a continual struggle, but it allowed him to see nuances of the art he studied, and the commerce he served, that modern authentication procedures pass by. |
| If I could add something it would be that this was the year that revealed to me in all its pricelessness, the treasure of friends. |
| Thus investment is not based on the market value of water but on its pricelessness. |
| You might be surprised to hear that I've even had people with terrible problems acknowledge the pricelessness of their blessings. |
