Benigno felt that while the song was "really quite good", the "stupidity of the scene" it was in detracted from it, resulting in a grade of "B+", while Gonzalez, when she gave it an "A−", said she hadn't been a "huge fan of the cover" when she heard it before the show aired, but it grew on her in context.
On the level of political effectiveness alone, Carson is not doing his cause any good, and is in fact detracting from the argument he's trying to make.
"I'm afraid that FoIs, particularly in the way they're coming in and the weight they're coming in, are in some areas detracting from frontline services".
In sum, without detracting from the significance of Newbery, it may be said that he was merely the first great success in a field that had already undergone a certain amount of exploitation.
They fit right in rather than detracting from the value of the social network.
However, its numbers are higher, detracting in this case, from the importance of the CRISPR system as phage protection mechanism.
(Region F, Focus Group 2) In addition to detracting from personalized and individualized care, funding agencies' outcome measures also fail to portray the progress made.
The moment was quite powerful for King for several reasons, not least of all because it proved to the actress that standing up for what she believed in couldn't detract from her hard work.
He said: "He's made his decision because he felt that to carry on in the circumstances that he is now involved in would detract from the work of the home affairs committee.
Despite the boycott, those who came to this event said it was as crowded and festive as ever, dismissing the suggestion that the competing event in East New York detracted from their event.
