Sentence examples for detract at from inspiring English sources

"Our project is not going to detract at all from the other".

The falsity (as I take it to be) of the authors' polemical thesis does not detract at all from the considerable accomplishment of laying bare the inner workings of legal interpretation.

Since the roof of Midhowe has long since gone, Grant covered up the exposed stonework with hangar-like structure, but the curious thing is that this doesn't detract at all from its powerful and brooding atmosphere.

It doesn't detract at all from Da Capo's thematic program to say that it's nice to realize that non-Western composers and music no longer have to be lumped together to be heard.

"This would not detract at all from the school's commitment to the local community and certainly would not make it 'super-selective'".

More casual players can also dial down the difficulty and safely ignore these for the most part, dabbling in the RPG aspects with a more surface-level enjoyment that doesn't detract at all from gameplay.

But that might have detracted from Clinton's self-image of being in total charge at all times.

Without detracting at all from the success of each of those companies, the Shell Foundation are aware that company growth is not 'success' and 'job done'.

The number of models/formula within the manuscript severely detracts at time from the equally important biological content.

But Mr. Armstrong said the troubles with Patch should not detract from improvements at AOL.

Another area of great concern among maternal health advocates globally is whether a strategy of provision of misoprostol for home birth would detract from efforts at increasing facility birth rates.