Sentence examples for can barely decipher from inspiring English sources
When I try to read about it, I can barely decipher all that windy talk of space and weight and freedom.
Often, while I'm walking I'm scribbling notes that later even I can barely decipher: impressions of atmosphere, smells, sights, sounds, snatches of conversation.
The teacher has to lift and challenge those who can barely decipher "Green Eggs and Ham" as well as those who are reading Harry Potter for the fifth time straight.
Written by Arthur Kopit, Wings seems like a story scripted by Oliver Sacks: a woman (Jan Maxwell) has suffered some traumatic injury and can barely decipher what is happening to her in the hospital.
The bio pics "Theory" and "Imitation" are both set among the Oxbridge crowd, with accents so tony and repartee so arrow-swift we Americans can barely decipher the mother tongue.
Sometimes, when his drawings are good, they can be so thick and intricate that you may barely decipher them at first.
But when you stand in the library and you are surrounded by those stacks of all of those thousands of volumes of texts of things that you know nothing about, written in languages that you cannot decipher, on topics you can barely fathom, it is humbling.
