Sentence examples for if it lends from inspiring English sources

But the modern condition is twitchy, rather than reflective; if it lends itself to any notion of history, it tends to be so banal that it does not stand even a moment's scrutiny.

"Well, Mike," he wrote to another veteran, "I guess some people find it satisfying to look back and condemn what doctors and others did half a century ago, especially if it lends itself to sensationalized movies, and entitles them to disability pensions".

Whether your goal is to dream about a particular topic or person, change the outcome of your dream, remember your dream, or problem-solve in your dream, Barrett suggests to "first of all think of the problem before bed, and if it lends itself to an image, hold it in your mind and let it be the last thing in your mind before falling asleep".

The president of Japan's largest bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial, was shocked by the very idea that a bank should lose money if it lent to a company that could not meet its obligations.

Martin, who has two more in the series to publish, said he would put it in if it lent itself to the plot.

The IMF does, of course, provide some liquidity, but only if the nation it lends to agrees to bleed its economy through austerity.

One gets the feeling that Ford Motor would be in a lot better shape if it stopped lending its luxury Aston Martin cars to the Broccoli family to trash in James Bond movies.

But if it is legitimate, it lends weight to a report last week by Richard Engel of NBC News about the alleged transfer over the Turkish border of nearly two dozen shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles to the rebels.

So creditors have an incentive to ensure that distressed governments continue to repay their debts, even if it means lending them the money.

If your refrigerator starts running, you should definitely support it in any way that you can, even if it means lending it your credit card and then getting a seven-hundred-dollar charge from Paragon Sports, on Broadway.

Last month, Attorney General Thomas Reilly of Massachusetts said old evidence in the Sullivan case had been found in the Boston medical examiner's archives and would be analyzed to see if it would lend itself to DNA testing.