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His relatively modest number of caps, in contrast to some of the other players in that World Cup winning side, is no detraction from his talent.

She told the BBC: “Not having that would be a detraction of the ceremony, and we’re very big on pomp in the U.K.”

Perhaps if the overall production were better, the musical cues wouldn't even be noticeable; but as it is, they're a distraction on top of multiple detractions.

And this nagging detraction never quite goes away, making the creators' intention to fully sketch its white characters at the expense of the non-white ones harder to ignore as "Stateless" progresses.

Responding to Harris, Gabbard called Assad’s atrocities “detractions,” before eventually saying she doesn’t dispute that he’s guilty of torture and murder.