Sentence examples for detract from that from inspiring English sources

"I can't let anything detract from that.

And they're brilliant musicians, which is traditionally sexy too; the comedy element in their music doesn't detract from that.

Visitors, Jenkins says, are drawn to the "unique character and strong sense of individuality" that distinguishes this town, and the opening of a huge complex, and the subsequent increase in traffic from delivery lorries and incoming shoppers, would detract from that.

Using old footage from the camera roll would detract from that.

We have been the best team in the league by a mile all season and nothing is going to detract from that.

Toronto has much to celebrate, and I do not wish to detract from that.

"But I don't see how an athlete having a sponsor detracts from that.

What most buyers look for in a bedroom is "an austere feeling of peace and clean," Mr. Sukenik said, and ragged carpeting only detracts from that.

If the goal is to move past the game, said Doug Glanville, an outfielder with the Cubs during 2003 who lived in Chicago for many years, then any public event detracts from that.

Any sentence at all that follows from a theory is counted as a consequence that, if true, contributes to its overall truthlikeness, and if false, detracts from that.

Learn to recognize what gives you a sense of purpose in life and what detracts from that.