This defeat, their fifth in as many Test matches, should lend heart to Australia, for they battled to the end and showed qualities that could sustain this series and the next into something memorable.
Lending your heart and ears and exercising empathy makes others feel safe, understood and loved- it's simple.
A very strong performance by Agyness Deyn (which bodes well for her forthcoming turn in Terence Davies's Sunset Song) lends credible heart and soul to this adaptation of Ray Robinson's novel, intelligently written for the screen by Joe Fisher.
Meanwhile, Broken (2012, StudioCanal, 15) heralds the arrival of a major talent in the form of Eloise Laurence, who lends real heart and soul to the role of a troubled youngster living in a close that makes Albert Square look positively uneventful.
Then I realized that the reason was for me to maintain a connection with someone and have trust before I lent my heart to them because it would hurt so much to not be with them forever.
Now a sense of darkness creeped into his landscapes like this one, its pitch-black heart lending an apocalyptic feel.
This was a huge, enduring insult, and one that lends real substance and heart to Scotland's egalitarian instincts.
"Can you imagine the European commission refusing to bend the state aid rules and veto plans that have at their heart resumed lending to households and businesses?" a senior EU source said.
It is not an accident that the Musee des Arts Decoratifs in Paris is rediscovering Jean Royere, the king of court jesters in French 1940's design, whose cartoon-balloon furniture and interiors lent a light heart and luxury to even the Shah of Iran.
Posing in this laboratory-like setting "wearing retro-reflective markers to measure his body movements under infra-red cameras" (as AP authoritatively informs us), how much easier is it to lend one's heart (as the President lovingly lends his jacket) to a bionic man who will likely be re-engineered even better than new.
