Sentence examples for cipher i from inspiring English sources

But the writer in the series is a nearly mute cipher; I suppose his dullness is meant to indicate that he's a decent sort and a true professional, and not a representative of the hated media.

PlainText = (Cipher i ); Else.

PlainText i = PlainTexti −1 Cipher i. End.

When I told him the confusing cipher I'd been using to generate passwords that can only be cracked inside my amazing brain, he very kindly shot down my system as confusing, stupid, and not very secure.

So, after all this ciphering, I find myself stuck in the blue chip economic consensus, a scary plight.

It's funny that you use that word "cipher" because I have a cipher built into my tattoos.

In an interview, Hensher has claimed that he deliberately made Heidi and her boyfriend into ciphers: "What I was interested in was not really the child abduction.... What I wanted was to have this grotesque occurrence at the centre of the book that, in a way, the book wouldn't go into".

Bruno comes out of that, but also from an idea about a kind of self-erasing, self-revising personality who thinks he's getting away with things he isn't, a kind of charming-cipher character I've always been interested in.

But they are different kinds of ciphers.

He remains a cipher to me; I can only speculate on his motivations for leaving his family and his planet, and for putting his life on the line in service to the Ekumen.

Mendez muses on his techniques ("of course Pete Sheen is like Pete Doherty, but that hardly means he's supposed to be a cipher for him – I called him Pete because it suits the character") and proposes fake reviews ("The Heat generation has found its Bret Easton Ellis").