Sentence examples for which lent itself from inspiring English sources

"The newsroom was a beehive of activity, which lent itself beautifully to movies," he said.

Aldershot have adopted this name in favour of The Rec which lent itself to mis-spelling.

Nor did the acoustics hamper Virginia Warnken's splendid performance of the more theatrical "Phaedra," which lent itself better to full-out vocalization.

The calotype, which lent itself to being manipulated by chemicals and paper, was used in the 1850s to create exceptionally artistic images of architectural monuments.

The Lord of the Rings consisted of three parts totalling 1,008 pages which lent itself to adaptation into three separate films.

"Christ!" I thought when I heard this, "What am I supposed to do with that?" In the course of our interview Lynch had made (I felt) a series of didactic yet meaningless speeches of varying length, none of which lent itself to illustrating any particular point.

The site also lets users search contributors by name, which lends itself nicely to celebrity sleuthing.

Heat, naturally, comes in varieties, from mild to insufferable, which lends itself easily to hyperbole.

The cut is deliberately generous, which lends itself to the more barrel-chested among us.

None of these will feel out of contention on a course which lends itself to wild variations of scoring.

Such is one of the more surreal aspects of modern discourse, which lends itself to an amusing parlour game.