Sentence examples for ability to decipher their from inspiring English sources

My subjects are so impressed with my ability to decipher their unintelligible requests that they share with me all their emotions, trust, opinions, and even their food (who cares if it's half a mushy banana or the leftovers of a cold boiled egg they didn't feel like finishing).

Though he is a strong puncher, what separates him is his ability to decipher opponents regardless of their styles.

Although there's increasing recognition of the relevance of involving the public in priority setting, the limitations of their ability to decipher medical evidence has made it difficult to implement.

Many employers try to decipher their applicant's ability to control the world around them.

The ability of Rapacinos, as the villagers are called, to decipher their khipus seems to have faded with elders who died long ago, though scholars say the village's use of khipus may have continued into the 19th century.

English may be the global language, spoken from London, England to London Island, Chile, but it would appear that sometimes those not blessed with the ability to decipher the tongue of Shakespeare, like to make their own versions of our songs without really messing about with the music.

Young Victorian ladies even carried code books and flower dictionaries to decipher their flowers.

They were sexual, of course: it didn't take long to decipher their meaning.

In addition, this paper presented the case studies of the tools to decipher their practical utility.

Clues that got people talking and working together to decipher their meaning.

It is up to us to decipher their meanings.