Which preposition to use with detracting

from Occurrences 209%

Too much of either detracts from the enjoyment of its beatitudes.

in Occurrences 7%

In saying this I do not wish to detract in the least from the value of the part performed by those to whose lot it fell to put the actual schemes into operation.

from Occurrences 6%

Nor is this statement made with the view of representing General Grant as over-cautious, or of detracting from his merit as a commander.

at Occurrences 1%

It just detracts at the supreme moment from the generosity of the scene; it has the accent of the priestess, not of the true lover; and thus at the moment when one longs to be in the very white-heat of emotion, one is subtly aware of an improving hand that casts water upon the flame.

by Occurrences 1%

Thus every way perfect and compleat have you, all both Tragedies and Comedies that were ever writ by our Authors, a Pair of the greatest Wits and most ingenious Poets of their Age; from whose worth we should but detract by our most studied Commendations.

Which preposition to use with  detracting