Sentence examples for detail lending from inspiring English sources

"Curtains are an unusual place for nailhead detail, lending industrial-rugged intrigue to an otherwise plain linen panel".

They're haunting, fascinating glimpses into a life, and into a collapsing building that was formerly a home, and are given added piquancy by the fact that no lesser a literary figure than John Milton once lived there, between 1636, or a little earlier, and 1638, a detail lending itself to many excellent Paradise Lost headlines.

One little-known wartime detail lends a different sense to her later arrival in the New York jazz world.

I preferred collegiatechoice.com's videos for the very reasons that Zoe found them unbearable: the tedious attention to detail lent a verisimilitude to the tour experience.

Otherwise, it's all about the common ground between Burton and Linkous: their gifts for texture and detail lend a deliciously grainy feel to proceedings as well as adding beautiful flourishes, such as the fluttering organ that stains "Jaykub", fronted by Jason Lytle of defunct US indie band Grandaddy.

His portrait is idealised, but strong details lend realism.

Apron-styling, square patch pockets and soft military detailing lent a workwear edge to the trademark polished Beckham aesthetic.

Such details lend the Passat a hipness and sexiness that is absent in such competitors as Toyota's Avalon.

Several details lend significant credibility to Sly's assertions.

Even though Fleming owned a cottage in St Margaret's at Cliffe, he went to great lengths to get details right, lending his car to his stepson, Raymond O'Neill, to time the journey from London to Deal.

Not only does the novel include this grim canine detail, it lends to Frank Cartwright's famous ancestor Piet Retief, "the Boer leader, famous for having been murdered, along with his followers, by Dingane, King of the Zulus".