Sentence examples for began to decipher from inspiring English sources

In 2002, after Gille died, Denise, using a magnifying glass, began to decipher the manuscript.

It was in that community that she got her first glimpse of psychological relief, and perhaps began to decipher some of her experiences and speak of them to others.

Early in the 20th century, physicists began to decipher the structure of atoms from measurements of the wavelengths of light they released and absorbed, a method called atomic spectroscopy.

I really wanted nothing to do with any of that until about 1987 when I started hearing pieces of old music in hip-hop records at the time and began to decipher where it all came from.

Spend some time at this modest yet thoroughly intriguing exhibition, "Before Pythagoras: The Culture of Old Babylonian Mathematics," and you begin to realize that the answers can be far more cryptic than these tablets were before great scholars like Otto E. Neugebauer began to decipher them during the first half of the 20th century.

Media coverage of the discovery would probably die down quickly, though, as scientists began to decipher the message and learn its true impact.

The language of gamers is, when you begin to decipher it, the language of strivers.

We couldn't have begun to decipher the documents without a teacher.

And they have slowly begun to decipher the complex neurobiology that most experts suspect underlies the disorder.

Because the game was unfolding inside a brain scanner — an admittedly imperfect tool, which uses changes in blood flow as a proxy for neural activity — the scientists could begin to decipher the mental mechanics behind this process.

Their mustaches, their voices and their authority seemed to converge into one voice, one mustache, and a world in which reality and fantasy intertwined in ways we have still not begun to decipher.