But don't let that detract from a stunning achievement.
And if you call it a thriller, does that detract from it being what it is?
But let's not let that detract from its star Naomi Watts' excellent form in many other films.
"When there are other things going on that detract from what is important, that is when the Neediest Cases is important," Ms. Smith said.
Mr. Graham went on to list a few other factors that detract from New York's viability, including the distractions of city life and other, more lucrative industries, like Wall Street, along with the Valley's perennially sunny climate.
Extra point If formations were spread out (favoring smaller and more agile players), if three-point stances were disallowed, if hard-shell helmets were disallowed, would that detract from your enjoyment of the game?
While the conversations may have been one-sided, in no way did that detract from their depth and intensity; as in any other exchange one has with absent people, the insights are probing, astute, the conclusions final.
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But Kandel argued, "Look, if you know something about the biology of love, does that detract from the love experience, does it make it any less wonderful?" "Soutine had two long-term relationships" — one with an ex-wife of Max Ernst — "but he was a loner," Dunow said.
Especially in urban areas, there are a lot of factors that detract from this option: cost, parking and convenience.
Freestyle athletes do not want to see that detract from the excitement generated by the jeopardy in their sport and the International Ski Federation [FIS] insist they have worked closely with Sochi Games organisers [SOCOG] to limit these concerns.
