Sentence examples for of detracts from inspiring English sources

"I kind of half take his point that these leader debates turn into the main thing and it kind of detracts from the rest," he said.

"I kind of half take his point that these leader debates turn into the [campaign's] main thing and it kind of detracts from the rest," he says.

Sadly, Umang filmed the damn thing sideways which kind of detracts from the experience.

The backpack has a handle that extends to let you roll the bag around using the skateboard's wheels, but it kind of detracts from the "cool" factor.

McDermott doubtless has other options in mind, though possibly at the cost of detracting from one of Reading's main threats going forward, since it will be tough to find anyone with as deadly a set-piece delivery as Harte.

The artist, whose reputation has grown steadily since the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum included him in its 1985 show "New Horizons in American Art," was afraid of detracting from the broader message of his other work.

But her stumbles and hesitations, instead of detracting from what was otherwise a strong performance, fit smoothly into the portrait of someone struggling to maintain a grip on chaotic events and runaway emotions.

And the wired mouse and keyboard kind of detract from the whole all-in-one idea.

Always take care of your current people first — be conscious of their business plans and support them by bringing in new brokers who augment or compliment your existing brokers instead of detracting from your current brokers' success.

I cannot help sustain the white supremacist mission of detracting attention from our plights.

I found these elements to add to the beauty of the city instead of detracting from it.