Sentence examples for exactly lending from inspiring English sources

So, the bank helping you buy a house is not exactly lending the money.

So the bank helping you buy a house is not exactly lending you the money.

Plus, students want to get out of their debt, they don't want to be paying it off for decades and banks aren't exactly lending their butts off right now.

And the punk rock that I marinated in during my youth doesn't exactly lend itself to delectability.

The Supreme Court is not just any organization, of course, and does not exactly lend itself to business school case studies.

And recent conflicts in Grenada, Iraq and Serbia have been peculiarly one-sided and so don't exactly lend themselves to simulation.

But the frenetic pace and A.D.H.D. nature of the red-carpet broadcast doesn't exactly lend itself to in-depth, substantive discussions of artistry.

And the films that have become cultural phenomena since "Psycho" — "Jaws," say, or "Star Wars" — don't exactly lend themselves to highbrow criticism.

But most are quick to arrange dates, and I'm happy with that: the platform doesn't exactly lend itself to nuanced dialogue.

That he was helped into power by Blatter and sits atop the Asian Football Confederation, an organisation mired in historic corruption allegations and with transparency issues, does not exactly lend him a reforming zeal.

A dragged-out renovation, with the inevitable nasty notes from the neighbors and a million cellphone calls from the architect "doesn't exactly lend itself to quiet and peace of mind," Mr. Willkie said.