Sentence examples for detract much from inspiring English sources

The manual transmission made it easier to keep the tiny engine in its sweet spot, and the fuel-saving tires didn't detract much from cornering grip.

The single room is small, probably too small for its 45 seats, but this does not detract much from the experience.

The most important thing is the audio quality and these minor complaints don't detract much from the overall experience.

The Moon is now out-of-the-way of the morning sky, so it won't detract much for a while.

It's set back from the road between a chain boating retailer and a Pasta Plus, and it doesn't seem to detract much from Rock Hall's local panache.

Severity was rated as: 1, minor (would not be expected to detract much from the paper's reliability); 2, moderate (might detract importantly from the paper's reliability); and 3, major (might invalidate the paper).

But so does agriculture, and that has not detracted much from beef sales.

None of this detracts much, ultimately, from Shorto's feat of intellectual story-telling.

The team considered updating the game themselves, but realised it would detract too much from their current project.

The surface noise of these performances, taken from German radio recordings made in Berlin and Cologne in 1959 and 1967, though a slight irritant, doesn't detract too much from Ms. Argerich's terrific playing.

Tinned custard This comfort food is too sugary to be healthy, but as with the fish and chips, as an occasional item it does not detract too much from Barbara's generally healthy diet.