Detract in a sentence

Although we visited on a very busy and hot Saturday, it didn't detract from a most enjoyable experience.

And how can we make sure that we're actually delivering on the experience of going through this journey with your car in a way that doesn't detract from that experience at the same time?

Carlson demonized the news media in his announcement video, accusing journalists of often excluding facts that detract from their narratives.

For instance, Meiri argues that learning requires active listening and talking too much can detract from such processes.

I grouped them together because I see similar issues with them that detract from their appeal.

I’ll not summarize here all the sequences in the film; to do so would detract from your own first encounter with it.

Ms McClure contended that the mixed use scheme represents over-development and would detract from the quality of the public realm being developed by the city council.

Ms Schofield said although she recorded a narrative verdict of unlawful killing, it did not “detract from the fact” of Mr Hill’s acquittal in a criminal court.

Technical mishaps aside, it won’t detract from the enjoyment for those swept up in the truly heartfelt work from the excellent human cast.

That in itself may detract from some of the utility packaged ETFs had, particularly for seasoned stock pickers.

Their reasoning included possible increases in noise complaints with more visitors, unsightly driveways due to parking, the belief residential neighbourhoods should stay residential and that rentals detract from peace.

They must consider whether live streaming would interfere with proceedings, whether it would harm any party involved in the case and whether streaming would "unduly detract" from court decorum.

Walking through the last part of the route via the camping fields does not materially detract from that experience since it is still a grass field.

While having already starred in a previous game may detract from his case, and new faces tend to be more attractive lately, a repeat seems more possible this year than ever in the past.

While the clickable buttons are clearly indicated, the overall presentation may not be user-friendly, and the numerous stats and menus can detract from an otherwise clean experience.

With Donald Trump now the Republican front-runner to challenge Biden in next year's election, GOP allies are working to detract attention from the indicted former president's legal challenges and turn a negative spotlight on Biden.

Additionally, they worry that the political statements incorporated into the costume detract from its sacredness, asserting that cultural elements should not be appropriated for entertainment purposes.

Councillor Ian Cameron, convener of Kirkcaldy area committee, admitted there was an air of neglect to the site, adding: “It does detract heavily from the overall aesthetic of the waterfront.

Davis, I hope this doesn’t detract from your argument, but my child attends Bay Vista Fundamental, and at our mandatory parental meeting a few nights ago, we were trained on the Bridging the Gap Plan.

He said: "Changes to the town should enhance the local environment and not detract from it.