Sentence examples for In detracted from inspiring English sources

Benigno felt that while the song was "really quite good", the "stupidity of the scene" it was in detracted from it, resulting in a grade of "B+", while Gonzalez, when she gave it an "A−", said she hadn't been a "huge fan of the cover" when she heard it before the show aired, but it grew on her in context.

If taken as a smear campaign, the scandal was very successful in detracting the focus of the politics away from the issues in favour of the excitement of the scandal.

Despite the boycott, those who came to this event said it was as crowded and festive as ever, dismissing the suggestion that the competing event in East New York detracted from their event.

This in no way detracted from the passion with which they approached the play.

(The fact that it would weigh a ton in no way detracted from the desire to own it).

Social and environmental nasties like coal have, in recent years, detracted from the returns of many portfolios.

And that sheen in no way detracted from the work's would-be primitiveness, instead lending the biting sonorities a sort of surgical edge.

But his latter-day fame, for these and other commercial blockbusters, detracted in the eyes of many critics from his earlier achievements.

The less challenging works by Schoenberg, Wolf and Poulenc that filled out the program in no way detracted from an adventurous and satisfying evening.

Justin Haywald of 1UP.com said that the text messages about minor characters not introduced in the game detracted from the overall narrative.

American military officials stress that the campaign in Pakistan has not detracted from their efforts in Afghanistan.