Too much filler towards the end of the album detracts slightly, but this is another solid set.
The addition of related works on canvas detracts only slightly; they need to be better.
"It can be very liberating for some people, but can also slightly detract from the subtleties of sexuality," he told The Metro.
In summary: The pedestrian ending only slightly detracts from this impressive fringe debut from a classy young comic.
Mr. Behrens' heavily processed vocals are slightly corny but never detract from the tune's repetitive core: the title as a spoken-word chorus, followed by a staccato, completely unprocessed guitar hook.
Such a hodgepodge, yet the ingredients only intensify, rather than detract from, the fish, which is rich, slightly salty and luxurious.
That the piece, to a harpsichord concerto by Bohuslav Martinu, doesn't quite go anywhere didn't detract from its interest; it was the only work slightly to rattle sensibilities or expectations.
A woman in the second row also said she grew slightly dizzy, adding that it didn't, however, detract from her experience.
The "abnormally close" photographs in parts modeling demand "such a different level of perfection," Williams says, that if a model has slightly flawed hands, or a strange space between her teeth, it can detract from the product being advertised.
Her soprano slightly overripens on the highest notes in a way that perhaps detracts from the character's innocence and resolve, but it's a strong, touching portrayal none the less, and should only get better.
