Sentence examples for lend light from inspiring English sources
'lend light' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express that something is illuminating or providing clarity to a situation. For example, "The comments from the stakeholders lend light to our understanding of the project timeline."
And while there are moments of muzaky electronica that you'll no doubt skip - 'Valentine' and 'The Party' are presumably included to lend light and shade but merely fall flat - it's the doom-laden power chords of album opener 'Genesis', which stomps its way across the discotheque like Godzilla, that sets the tone for the best tracks.
This analysis will also lend light for understanding the other model's trend.
On hindsight, the successful marriage of spectroscopy and its statistical model perhaps lend light to the under-regulated functional food/TCM industry and its processes, towards achieving quality materials supply/control and quality products suitable for a safer public consumption objectives.
The mussels in this dish are first grilled to open them, lending light smoky notes to the shellfish.
The lights that lent illumination around the Olympic Park resembled William Blake's Compasses of Light, perhaps intentionally, who knows?
And banks have been more reluctant to lend in light of the subprime mortgage crisis.
Curved and beamed cathedral ceilings lend a light and airy feel to the kitchen and adjoining breakfast room.
Large picture windows, skylights and 22-foot ceilings lend a light and airy vibe to the 2,401-square-foot 2,401-square-foot 2,401-square-foots and three bathroomain
The coming episodes will definitely lend more light into the direction Hannah is moving, and perhaps what that says about Dunham as well.
Allen Toussaint, a New Orleanian now living in New York, lent his light, pretty voice to the show, playing a song in praise of the band.
Her play "Familiar," currently at Playwrights Horizons, which Hilton Als reviews in the magazine this week, lends a light touch to the tale of a Zimbabwean family living in Minnesota and grappling with American assimilation on the eve of a family wedding.
