Sentence examples for lend depth from inspiring English sources

The tall slender trunks of the sycamores, the low round shapes of the boxwood and the distant green wall of the hedge lend depth to the space.

Meanwhile, Ann Dowd and Frank Langella lend depth to the role of grieving parents whose animosity towards Ben becomes ever more understandable.

Miller gets to play the campy-witty gay best friend, who is simply a sacrificial figure; his function is to lend depth to the straight characters' stories.

But good lines alone don't make a play and not even Perry's laidback, Jack Nicholson-style delivery can lend depth to a professional drunk.

Playing a pacifist run of the assassination adventure Dishonored recognises what its gameplay systems mean; the alternatives lend depth to the conventional.

Some also felt queasy watching The Reader with the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw accusing it of invoking the Holocaust to lend depth to a "tale of titillation and sentimentality".

Like Stuart Broad, his batting lends depth to the England team.

Only the anchoring cello line lent depth and body.

He combines easy talent with a self-doubt that lends depth instead of weakness.

She turns 53 tomorrow and the grey tint to her curls lends depth to a still strikingly youthful face.

Grieg's string arrangement of his piano piece "In the Cradle" lends depth and texture to this tender lullaby.