Sentence examples for lend strength from inspiring English sources

Prints were tucked inside a suit of samurai armour to lend strength to the warrior who wore it.

An indomitable spirit that overcame the difficulties of polio as a young child to bring joy and lend strength to all who knew her.

Why is Mr. Obama so reluctant to say the words that could lend strength to a national effort now backed by a majority of Americans?

Neither patients nor doctors knew at the outset that the study was about weight, and the sample was fairly large — two factors that lend strength to the conclusions.

In fact, the publication of the inside account of the administration's intentionally ignoring caution may even lend strength to the views of Colin Powell: the secret administration is not so secret anymore.

Gossip requires that we touch briefly on the two of the more famous dust-ups in West's life: her battles with her son, and her quarrel in the 1950's with liberals like Arthur Schlesinger, who feared her defense of inquiries into American Communism might lend strength to Joseph McCarthy.

The differences in the contexts and constraints faced by practitioners – whether in agriculture, natural resources management, medicine, public health, invasion biology, conservation biology, or biodiversity science – generate complementary perspectives that lend strengths, across fields.

The internet has given voice and lent strength to interiority, and also undermined seriousness.

The internet, our critic writes, has given voice and lent strength to interiority, and also undermined seriousness.

What they found could help scientists create new polymers that, like window glass, have an underlying disordered structure that lends strength and durability.

In making its debut this summer, Broadfields Wine Cellars, a new boutique in Southold, lends strength to the argument that Loire-like cabernet franc is the most desirable North Fork style.