Sentence examples for that detract from inspiring English sources

"It's more to take away the bad habits that detract from blowing.

But the material is served up with an overheated narration and cheap-looking re-enactments that detract rather than add.

"I don't want to appear to be someone who has distractions that detract from performance," he said.

In a game so focused on realism and without any glaring errors, it is only the little things that detract from the overall experience.

The relative emotional openness of the women here lets oxygen into an airtight play in ways that detract a bit from its suspense.

It will save battery life but it is ugly, full of jagged lines that detract from the otherwise attractive watchfaces and display.

And behind the sizable trunk, the tailights attempt to mimic Mercedes but miss badly with oddly positioned backup lights that detract from the otherwise simple design.

Donald Kaasch, as Mitridate, valiantly pumps out painful-sounding stratospheric high notes that detract considerably from his otherwise well-realized performance.

"Although the risk/benefit computation is complicated," they wrote, "consumption of farmed Atlantic salmon may pose risks that detract from the beneficial effects of fish consumption".

These units are not charm schools, and it does not help to confront Muslim men with "cultural shocks" that detract from the mission.

Actually, most of the jokes don't seem that well integrated into the plot, but rather stray observations that detract from it.