Sentence examples for decipher from from inspiring English sources

"These are very complex environments that are not easy to decipher from a distance.

"The music is as it was, as best we could decipher from the musical manuscript," Mr. Boriskin said.

The one possible solution that Tengo was able to decipher from his readings was this one: My real father must be somewhere else.

Michael suffers, you gradually decipher, from a delusion called Fregoli, in which the sufferer thinks believe everyone is the same person.

As it turns out, only one of the insurers had paid its share, which was hard to decipher from the bill.

Precisely what he was protesting about was difficult to decipher from the lengthy sociological tract he had published online in advance.

"This is what I'm deciphering from your vernacular," he says in his high, soft voice.

Here are some facts deciphered from its lyrics: He's a dreamer.

The brand further foments this obsession on its Web site, which is stuffed with detailed descriptions of chemical compounds that often need deciphering from the online hoard.

"The 'death of TV' seems to be overstated," he added, "but the health of broadcast is not to be deciphered from this upfront".

The dances -- and these are perhaps the most deeply satisfying moments of this event -- have been deciphered from surviving choreographic notation.