Sentence examples for surely detract from inspiring English sources
Muscari also posed another problem: Unlike summertime visitors at the Keukenhof, I would be looking at the plants year round, and the return in autumn of muscari's grasslike foliage would surely detract from the asters already growing near the place where I hoped to invent my stream.
Whatever the merits of that particular argument, it surely detracts completely from the biggest -- and most self-destructive -- menace to Israel's internal security.
And § 2254 d) surely does not detract from the well-established duty of federal courts "to apply the applicable federal law to the state court fact findings independently". Townsend v. Sain, 372 U.S., at 318, 83 S.Ct., at 760.
If the running battles and perceived slights in some way detract from Davis's accomplishments, they also, almost surely, enhance his on-ice prowess.
Whilst many artists understandably recoil from signing the front of their canvases (it detracts from the composition and the flow of the work), surely a great painter would sign the back for posterity?
Although there is something to the argument that it may detract from the charm of the originals to have copies freely available, it's surely more blessing than curse.
But neither did they detract from anything.
They are layers that don't detract.
This may not detract from its appeal.
