detract from造句

Avoids the marketer’s sins, which will detract from overall effectiveness

His bad manners detract from his good character.

Pointing fingers will merely take up more time and detract from the argument for practicality.

This effect can create a dizzying look, however sometimes these streaks detract from the artistic message if stillness and tranquility is the desired look.

It's long past the time for auto navigational systems to enhance safety, rather than detract from it, and HUD seems to be the next logical step.

The flagpole was borrowed from Mauritius for the ceremony, but that didn't detract from the significance of the event or the enthusiasm of the Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.

Whenever we showed the software to the customer, we wanted to avoid any glitches that would detract from the demonstration, whereas this wasn.t as important for internal-only review.