“lend itself to”造句，怎麼用lend itself to造句

So trust may lend itself to better interpersonal intuition. And if you don't believe that, well, maybe you're just not being honest with yourself.

Hiss understated, somewhat dry manner may not lend itself to reality television, but it's perfect for the role of a national professor.

The roast nuts turned into an oily paste, which did not lend itself to espresso - the thick paste did not let much water run through and the result was bitter and oily.

Great hatred does not lend itself to reconciliation.

The development of lunar base will lend itself to cooperative, resource-pooling international efforts.

Use appropriate mannerisms. The somber atmosphere of a memorial service does not lend itself to dramatic gestures and dazzling special effects.

Sociology was not yet a discipline, but before the century was out, mass idealisation of this sort would lend itself to the scientific study of charisma and group psychology.

Bleeding from the torso does not lend itself to control by any method other than direct pressure.

Nadia's story doesn't easily lend itself to either side of the legalization debate.

Unfortunately, reducing an interactive product to a list of hundreds of features doesn't lend itself to the kind of graceful orchestration that is required to make complex technology useful.