Sentence examples for at parsing from inspiring English sources

Americans are very good at parsing disaster in order to learn from it.

Recent attempts at parsing the harmony and phrasing for womanly traits have resulted in unintended humor.

Computers have become very good at parsing an audio signal into specific words and identifying their meaning.

Benefitting from algorithms that allowed him to learn from his own mistakes, he became more proficient at parsing questions and judging the quality of potential answers.

Ms Gee, an Australian-born assistant professor of English at Princeton University, writes well about sex and is excellent at parsing the emotions that rage behind the masks.

"Go Down Together" is especially good at parsing the relatives and their roles, placing Bonnie and Clyde in context and showing how all the family members worked together to clothe and feed them and basically keep them operating for months.

He grew testy at reporters parsing his words, at one point blurting out, "I endorse Governor Bush, I endorse Governor Bush, I endorse Governor Bush," repeating it seven times as if he were a delinquent scrawling his penance on a chalkboard.

As Jeff Schapiro, the dean of Virginia political columnists, wrote in the Times-Dispatch, "He is Jesuitical; that is, deft at equivocating, parsing".

The magnitude of Tuesday's wrong calls (they were big mistakes but rare ones) was quickly overshadowed by the thrill of being drawn into a continuing process, instead of hearing election results declared and ready for parsing at 9 01, as we have come to expect.

Subsequences are generated from parsing at key frame-disruption positions and are required to align significantly within any original protein homology.

Parul Brahmbhatt, a sales associate at CORE, parsed the difference for me in pricing at 1280 Fifth to help me understand the premium placed on park views.