- In
Christian theology,
detraction is the sin of
revealing another person's real
faults to a
third person without a
valid reason,
thereby lessening the...
- it
discouraged the new sport, as
rough play and
rowdy crowds began to
detract from YMCA's
primary mission. However,
other amateur sports clubs, colleges...
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impressed many,
though a few
mentioned that the open-world
design occasionally detracts from the main narrative's focus. — Critic
consensus on
OpenCritic The game...
- and
warned against letting engineering and government-sponsored
research detract from the
sciences and humanities. The
School of Humanities, Arts, and Social...
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initially refraining from
responding to this,
believing it
would have
detracted from the Me Too movement,
Perry has also
denied Kloss's claims. Following...
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acknowledgement of this
epidemic has been seen as one of the
greatest detractions in her
retrospective public regard. However,
there has been reporting...
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flavors can be
desirable (as in aged cheeses).
Rancidification can also
detract from the
nutritional value of food, as some
vitamins are
sensitive to oxidation...
- script's "overall
facile characterizations and
predictable plot
development detract from real tension".
Between 1993 and 1994,
Reynolds took on the dual roles...
- 2022. Barr****o,
Justin (3
September 2022). "Predictable
Finish Doesn't
Detract From
Quality of WWE's
Clash at the Castle".
Sports Illustrated. Archived...
- criticism. H. L.
Mencken believed Fitzgerald's
myopic focus upon the rich
detracted from the
broader relevance of his
societal observations. He
argued that...
