Sentence examples for because it lends from inspiring English sources

Ito uses this imagery because it lends itself well to horror due to its association with the Japanese feminine ideal (Yamato nadeshiko), as well as the unnerving flowing motions of long hair, which he describes as snakelike.

This approach is particularly attractive because it lends itself very well to improvement as a consequence of its modular nature.

Because it lends itself for easy exploitation and abuse.

The Pendle witch story also appeals to writers because it lends itself to different readings.

All this matters because it lends Chris's endless refrain of "dat ole devil, sea" a choric power.

That points to a shift into manufacturing because it lends itself to specialisation and economies of scale, both essential for rising output per worker.

The team chose the GameCube as its platform because of their target audience and because it lent itself well to Viewtiful Joes gameplay.

Chaim told me that the crime was a "miracle," because it lent legitimacy to his family's complaints.

She was born on Sept. 11, 2001, and she was proud of it, her mother said, because it lent a grace note of hope to that terrible day.

Gaining Hearst's backing ahead of Tuesday's upfront was important to ABC because it lent some local support to the app effort.

Mr Kijima had longstanding links to DKB, which Mr Koike apparently tended on his behalf.DKB has been embroiled in the scandal because it lent Mr Koike and his brother, who ran a paper company to which many of the loans were formally made, the money to buy shares in Nomura.