lend itself to

Idioms  

1. Adapt to, be suitable for. For example, The Bible lends itself to numerous interpretations, or This plot of land lends itself to a variety of uses. [Mid-1800s]

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Example Sentences

She explained that she was ready to switch up her sound and figure out how música Mexicana can lend itself to meditation.

From Los Angeles Times

“The playoff format doesn’t lend itself to just getting into the championship series and getting to the World Series,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.

From Los Angeles Times

Wembley just doesn't lend itself to good atmosphere at England games, been the same for a long time.

From BBC

That would be hard for any player to deal with and, while that scrutiny is part of the ups and downs of a professional football career, it does not lend itself to players creating off-the-cuff moments that can win matches.

From BBC

Guadagnino’s penchant for taking big, artistic swings and wrapping narratives in riddles will no doubt lend itself to the movie’s thematic framework.

From Salon