Sentence examples for going to detract from inspiring English sources

"I'm worried that the focus on this lawsuit is going to detract from the film".

I don't think it's going to detract from anything or add to anything.

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

If I get permission, that means advertisers and resources are potentially going to detract from The Times.

And is it going to detract from or add to the local campaign we're doing in the elections?

The Wales manager would no doubt have preferred to celebrate at the end in different circumstances but nothing was going to detract from what his team have achieved.

It's always going to add and never detract from Wilco".

"We're not going to be looking at the controversial issues that will detract from what is actually VAWA," she said.

We knew, watching the tapes, that Sen. Kaine was going to spend his time really kind of detracting from the real question," Walker said on CNN on Wednesday.

Make sure you know where the vowel is going to sound in your head before you sing the consonant so that the consonant doesn't detract from the sound".

If you are going to assess fairly whether an entire category of player -- 18 and 19 year olds -- improve or detract from the quality of play, you need some compelling evidence to make your case.