Sentence examples for To deciphering from inspiring English sources
verb
To decode or decrypt a code or cipher to plain text.
Here's our guide to deciphering your potential mate's musical taste.
She devotes her book to deciphering Mr. Rudolph's statement as keenly as she can.
One key to deciphering the unknown in fantasy football is properly understanding each year's rookies.
If your French wasn't up to deciphering the descriptions of the pieces, too bad.
For everything from organising finances and problem solving to deciphering the statistics in government papers on mathematics education reform.
That painting's written reference to "learning the ropes" is one of the many clues to deciphering Ms. Brody-Lederman's message.
He was one of the eminences grises who are central to deciphering the workings of Brazilian politics.
Pearce's background as a lobby journalist makes him peculiarly suited to deciphering the intricacies of early-18th-century parliamentary life.
They are not always up to deciphering the ambiguity of human language and the mystery of human reasoning.
The latter, Parrott writes in a paper to be published by Victorian Periodicals Review, "likened the experience to deciphering the Rosetta Stone – a moment of utter revelation".
In fact, the identification of the (Olmec-originated) word ka-ka-w ("cacao") inscribed on those containers was key to deciphering the Maya's phonetic manner of writing.
