Sentence examples for it lends weight from inspiring English sources

When more means bigger, it lends weight to art, too.

But Charles Elson, a corporate-governance expert at the University of Delaware, argues that Mr Jobs's role at Apple is so crucial that it lends weight to claims that more information should be made public about his health.

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.

The early, very public incompetence of his campaign created a political problem that he is still struggling to solve; it lent weight to Democrats' central concern about him, that he lacked the political wherewithal to beat an impressive Republican candidate.

It also, coincidentally, lends weight to the idea that AID works on DNA, not RNA.

The state of emergency lends weight to its argument that the poll must be postponed.

The footage lends weight to that idea.

But anecdotal evidence lends weight to Mr He's assertions.

The 29-year-old's past lends weight to his words.

The King's Fund lends weight to disingenuous government denials that they have been privatising services.

This lends weight to the theory that Hariri was forced to resign.