The phrase "lend purpose" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Some possible examples of how to use it in a sentence are: - "The new company policy will lend purpose to our daily tasks." - "She felt lost and directionless until she found a cause that lent purpose to her life." - "Their generous donations lent purpose to the fundraiser and helped us reach our goal." - "Including a strong mission statement in your business plan will lend purpose to your goals." - "The teacher's passionate lesson plan lent purpose to the otherwise boring topic and engaged the students."
In the civilized societies, the women do light work, bear children, and lend purpose to the man's existence. . . .
He turned to Islam and the Sufi sect, which he said helped lend purpose to his life.
Vivid vignettes like these lend "Purpose" its charm; though they're delivered in a bland, overly ghostwritten voice, Wyclef has enough childhood adventure stories for a G-rated sitcom.
Jail has educated him, as a liberal society would hope, and lent purpose to his life; he has learned to read and write, to trade in drugs, to play one ethnic group against another, and to kill a man with a razor blade concealed in his cheek.
But speaking as a scholar, mulling over these puzzles is part of what lends purpose to my life.
Constructing their working identities as insiders seemed to reinforce their sense of belonging and lent purpose to their daily tasks, which were linked to the close relationships they had within the community and a sense that assisting one another was 'the right thing to do'.
His debate night foe Chris Christie, the New Jersey governor who exposed Rubio's learned-by-rote lack of spontaneity, goes into election day in dire need of a strong showing to lend any purpose to his campaign.
This is an illusory duty, I know, but it lends a purpose to long and sleepless hours.
And whichever way you do it, remember that potential rental income will not normally be considered part of your income for lending purposes.
"Many large institutions are reluctant to let money go, even for overnight lending purposes," said Bernard Baumohl, managing director at the Economic Outlook Group.
"Long form valuation has revealed coal seam gas wells on the land, making the security unacceptable for residential lending purposes," the bank said.
