Sentence examples for could only detract from from inspiring English sources
There was, however, a small group farsighted enough to realise that this dichotomy could only detract from the development of age research.
He said it had become clear "my continued editorship can only detract from what LabourList needs to do now".
"Those images have been shown enough and would only detract from what I was doing," she said.
Talking about it can only detract from its goodness.
Bells and whistles would only detract from their comforting, yet somehow also melancholic, mundanity.
Any attempt by us to simply summarize his views would only detract from the power and logic of his language.
Mr. Hoiby's harmonically chromatic, melodramatic music only detracts from them.
These and other budget cutting actions being undertaken by Republicans only detract from the basic mission of deficit reduction.
"And not to be too crass about it, but it could detract from the value of the apartments in the building".
Nerves of steel are required, but a few wobbly legs in arabesque could not detract from the sublime spectacle.
