Sentence examples for could only decipher from inspiring English sources

Next up for a jeering was the embassy of Bulgaria, where last year thousands took to the streets to shout things like "Gypsies into soap, Turks under the knife!" A speech was made in Romani, from which I could only decipher the words "Hitler" and "propaganda".

We were tempted to cycle miles in search of a scribbled moniker that could only be deciphered with difficulty.

Gnostic sects, needing to protect their knowledge from dissemination among non-initiates, hid their true message in ways that could only be deciphered by those who possessed the secret knowledge.

One man even sent a letter written in a microscopic code that could only be deciphered with a magnifying glass.

They could only be deciphered by holding the paper up to a mirror and reading from the reflection.

This will not only decipher the pathophysiology of the disease but also help to characterize pathways controlling hippocampal-dependent learning and memory that could be targeted to rescue DS alterations or to improve normal condition.

Measured visual acuity ranged from 6/5 to 6/60 (equivalent to 20/17 20/200) in the seronegative group and 6/5 6/36 (20/17–20/120) in the seropositive group, although both groups included those with extremely poor vision who could decipher only large objects (measured by finger counting) or who could not perceive light.

I tried to read the tube's label for hints about what to do, but the type was tiny, and I could decipher only the bold-faced "Warning" — impetus enough for me to call my doctor, whose answering service connected me to the Poison Control Center's Hotline Room.

Ribbons whirled in midair and appeared to be messages in a magical sky-writing perhaps only Harry Potter could decipher.

The by-rote signs painted on the bus seem to hold deeper meaning now, if only we could decipher it: "Watch Your Step," "Kneeling Bus".

The differences between Iran and the western states seemed minute – in some cases just a single word - but attached to that word would be a whole file full of technical details that only experts could decipher.