Sentence examples for lend aid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama was among those who rushed over to lend aid and comfort to Mr. Kennedy as paramedics arrived.

For instance, what about the attorney who is willing to lend aid to an unpopular cause but wishes to avoid private retaliation or harassment?

In "The Heavens and the Earth: A Political History of the Space Age" (1985), Dr. McDougall wrote that before Sputnik the cold war had been "a military and political struggle in which the United States need only lend aid and comfort to its allies in the front lines".

There is nothing like reports and photos of devastation after a natural disaster to spark one's desire to lend aid and support.

Many community foundations across the country have developed disaster relief funds to lend aid to those outside their own service areas.

To express skepticism about one's own sources is to lend aid and comfort to the enemy.

(Many in the community lent aid, too, and local and national reporters paid attention).

So? R-R effectivelentent aid and comfort to the Ryans and the Rehns, and knew that they were doing so.

Are the Southern Baptists looking to strengthen the family unit with the hope of lending aid to American families in crisis?

Indeed, Blackburn says, "almost all the trends in the last generation of serious philosophy lent aid and comfort to the 'anything goes' climate" — the very climate that, Harry Frankfurt argued, has encouraged the proliferation of bullshit.

On the contrary, return us like for like, remembering that this is that very crisis in which he who lends aid is most a friend, and he who opposes is most a foe.