Sentence examples for does it detract from from inspiring English sources

Nor does it detract from Italy's deserved triumph.

Nor does it detract from the powerful story of human courage Lanzmann's film presents.

It was important, he thought, to get a big one right at the start with his car-door opening, and in paring it down, he turned a question ("Does it detract from chivalry.... ......) into a statement.

In no sense does it detract from the ending of the book, or the tension that runs throughout it, to reveal that almost nothing here will submit to solution.

The jacket over the puddle soon became one of several examples of chivalry that began with his pantomiming opening a door after asking the audience: "Does it detract from chivalry if, when opening a car door for a lady, I say, 'Chivaaalry!' " He dragged out the last word in the self-satisfied voice of a magician introducing his assistant.

Nor does it detract from the mind's own activity and acuity, any more than a world of adventitious sensible objects detracts from the activity and acuity of the senses.

Even as a child, Coretta Scott demonstrated that her gender would not deter her success, nor did it detract from her strength.

And if one population feels marginalized within it, as many women and men who oppose those forums do, it detracts from the overall health of the community.

Does it necessarily detract from the day that perfect strangers stop to ask if you have carefully considered what you are about to undertake?

As five-times champion Jacques Anquetil, said, sarcastically: 'Do they expect us to ride the Tour on Perrier water?' On the other, does it really detract from the spectacle anyway?

If this enticing chapter sounds a bit cliched, don't let it detract from the fact that her entire story is true.