Sentence examples for that would detract from inspiring English sources

It doesn't have a lot of fancy features that would detract from its design, making it good for outdoor use.

Stearine may be removed from fish oils in order to separate the solid glycerides that would detract from its use in paints and alkyd resins.

But the shakers had to have a similar feel -- no cut glass, or colors that would detract from the clean look I was seeking.

As in a magic trick, he wows the audience, using bold claims and exquisite storytelling, but we see no arguments that would detract from his brilliant spectacle.

"They have in my opinion an inherent conflict of interest in not innovating a product that would detract from their commercial databases".

- by that measure he would stand or fall; and he was determined not to consent to anything that would detract from it efficiency.

Mr Kenyatta, accused of orchestrating the violence in the Rift Valley, was indicted in 2011, but went on to win the presidency in 2013, saying in his pre-election speeches that the ICC was a personal issue that would not detract from his ability to govern.

The stadium could have a cold-weather test in advance of the Super Bowl, the N.H.L.'s specialized ice-making equipment could be put to use, and the N.H.L. marketing executives can insist that this was a one-time special event that would not detract from or compete with the Winter Classic.

She chose a cool, monochromatic color scheme--one that wouldn't detract in any way from the rich colors outdoors.

Not considering whom owed who a favor, or yes vote, or which party sponsored it, or any superfluous noise whatsoever, that would otherwise detract from the issue(s) at hand.

In 2012, Entertainment Weekly listed the show at #17 in the "25 Best Cult TV Shows from the Past 25 Years," saying, "Fringe was conceived as a mass-appeal genre procedural, with a background mythology that wouldn't detract from monster-of-the-week episodes..