| The others detract, receive value or stand aside from the work of the first group. |
| The fact that this game is an all-ticket occasion may detract some people from going to the game. |
| Sometimes these additives can improve flavour, but obviously they can also detract from it. |
| That may be partly true but it does not detract from a thorough aesthetic appreciation of his works. |
| The issue was made as a red herring to detract from the real issues in respect of his management style. |
| As a reviewer, criticise statistical flaws only when you can explain how they specifically detract from the study. |
