Sentence examples for seems to lend from inspiring English sources

Leicester is a pretty conventional track but it seems to lend itself to course specialists.

But its appearance just two weeks ahead of Hurricane Sandy seems to lend it a peculiarly grisly relevance.

While Long Island's composing community is a dedicated one, a venture like this seems to lend it extra spark.

For some reason Sunday evening seems to lend itself to the cosmic perspective, at least on the BBC.

There's also a lot of empty space, which, while great for campers, seems to lend itself to family getaways or group hiking trips more than to social encounters.

Rather than take attention away from allegations that Mr. Siegelman was the victim of a partisan campaign, WHNT's technical glitch seems to lend support to the charge.

Banks seem to lend money under virtually any circumstances.

But the court appearances would seem to lend themselves to definitive proof.

Dickens's work seemed to lend itself especially well to literary tourism.

The data on Tuesday seemed to lend credence to such talk.

And this modest, austere story seemed to lend itself to being made in black and white".