Sentence examples for attempt to decipher from inspiring English sources
But you can attempt to decipher what he's saying incredibly quickly in the video below:.
The first attempt to decipher hieroglyphics, based on the assumption that they were indeed phonetic symbols, was made by the German scholar Athanasius Kircher in the mid-1600s.
The message and the bottle will be on display at Hamburg's maritime museum until the beginning of May after which experts will attempt to decipher the rest of the text.
In January, we rolled out a beta version of the book club on our book blog, inviting readers to join us in a month-long attempt to decipher — or, really, simply to finish — Roberto Bolaño's nine-hundred-page novel "2666".
There's no attempt to decipher the "diplomat / Who carried on his shoulder a Siamese cat" and no reference at all to the stark injunction: "You shouldn't let other people get your kicks for you".
Alternating sing-songy raps with squawks and impenetrable ad-libs, he is, at times, extremely difficult to understand (Blackish star Tracee Ellis Ross made a hilarious attempt to decipher his hit Lifestyle).
The volume La expresión americana (1957) includes lectures in which Lezama attempted to decipher the essence of Latin American reality.
Throughout, he recklessly attempts to decipher Leonardo's intimate thoughts and private feelings from his notoriously cryptic notebooks.
Mrs. Mustafa, who was home-schooled in the Koran, spends her days watching television soap operas, attempting to decipher stories through actors' facial expressions.
The film follows Turing's work as he attempted to decipher the Germans' Enigma codes – as well as the friction between him and his superiors like Denniston.
