Sentence examples for that lends it from inspiring English sources

All the same, there is a rhythm to the build-up to 25 December and its aftermath that lends it a significance in our lives – all the more so now that most of us can only tell the cycle of the natural world from the degree of excitement of the weather forecasters or the state of the school year.

But there is something in it, for all its doctrinaire moralism, that lends it permanent appeal: a prairie freshness, a joy in sheer invention, the simple, satisfying characterization of Dorothy and her three old, lovable companions.

Born of a casual reading at the Sundance Institute's Theater Lab, the production retains a scruffy vibe that lends it an air of informality, even spontaneity.

What is it about low-tech video that lends it a frisson of documentary truth, so that — however bogus it may be — your impulse is to trust it?

There is also an organza cape made from Tactel, a synthetic fabric coated with translucent polyurethane, a finish that lends it an otherworldly shimmer.

She added, "Although this work will seem like a very public indictment of the system, the personal aspect of the piece will no doubt be the element that lends it weight".

Still, a season built exclusively on tabards, A-line tunics and stripped-down leathers would be chilly and forbidding were it not for the madcap frills that lend it its glamour — and inimitable character.

The firm, which expects to have lost money in 2006, has breached its contracts with many of the banks that lend it cash for day-to-day operations.

It had a fleece-lined body and a big, orange, squeeze-inviting beak, and its eyes were set in triangles of black fur that lent it an expression of sorrow or anxiety or incipient disapproval.

It has an angled edge and slots that lend it flexibility and let oil drain away.

It was the very swiftness of the change that lent it this surreality.