Sentence examples for lend everything from inspiring English sources

So what convinced you to lend everything in the living room to the museum now?

Moroccan lanterns, embedded with colored glass, lend everything a jeweled hue.

The movie's sparse dialogue is broken with silences in which the sounds and images of the world outside the characters lend everything that is said an extra weight.

But it's hard to shake off the feeling that there's some truth in the idea that speaking a different language makes you see the world slightly differently: as though wearing tinted glasses that lend everything a French or Russian tinge.

If the movie's horror effects lend "Everything Put Together" an aura of creepiness, the scenes that hurt most are those in which she runs into old friends who can barely stifle their panic as they seek to flee her contaminating presence.

Mr. Officer's medium-light baritone and boyish enthusiasm lends everything an upbeat atmosphere.

On a clear night, the fullish moon lends everything an otherworldly fairytale feeling.

Which is the problem in general with this film, which was shot in slightly garish color that lends everything an unpleasant cast: It rarely rises above the pedestrian.

Marti Jones, the Akron-born former lead singer of the group, Color Me Gone, has a built-in vocal throb that lends everything she sings an intense, emotional electricity.

Apart from that, he lent everything we asked of him," said Marsh of the exhibition, David Bowie Is, which has become the most successful ever staged by the London museum.

Along the way, he's played with dozens, possibly hundreds, of other artists, lending everything from tasteful keyboards to rollicking keyboards.