Sentence examples for lends itself very from inspiring English sources

"Having said that, that probably lends itself very well to us working together.

"It'll be different from what we did on stage," Warchus told the Daily Mail, "Matilda's imagination lends itself very much to film.

Chess lends itself very well to internet play, and fans can follow top-level tournaments in real time, often with commentary.

The kitchen in which "Birthday" takes places is a kindred room, and Mr. DiGiovanni's painterliness lends itself very well to depicting peeling plaster.

The sauce, cabbage and duck combo also lends itself very well to a spiced pilau: cook some rice in stock with a cinnamon stick, then mix with cooked lentils, sauteed onions and leftover duck, cabbage (shredded) and sauce.

Bill Webb, a retail expert from the London College of Fashion, said: "Homeware lends itself very well to e-commerce because you can't carry most of the larger products away.

But it does lend itself very well to comparative analysis.

"The structure lent itself very nicely to that.

Because this disparity has been more or less constant, the question doesn't lend itself very well to historical analysis.

"With 'Kung Fu Panda' we actually had a property that lent itself very well to this medium," he said.

Back then the small-town vibe of Toowoomba lent itself very easily to small-mindedness and homophobia, but (thanks in part to the internet) I had started becoming much more comfortable in my own skin, finally identifying as a lesbian.