Sentence examples for decipher you from inspiring English sources

If you come across a letter that's difficult to decipher, you can either guess at what it might be, or try a new CAPTCHA image by clicking on the refresh icon, if there is one.

A clear picture of what you get and spend will allow you to decipher where you can cut back and whether you can afford adding a baby budget to your current financial status.

There are online Vigènere Deciphers you can use to help decipher your code.

Research the word they are asking you to decipher, unless you know that it can't bluntly be a word.

"As Hegel says, 'The owl of Minerva spreads its wings only at the coming of dusk.' " By the time you decipher the aphorism you're running five steps behind the cutting edge of his argument.

Reading music can also help teach music theory, which will help you decipher songs that you can't find music for.

It's not that the comments aren't illuminating; they sometimes are, but they are often so complicatedly expressed that by the time you've deciphered them, you've also disengaged from the moment they were supposed to illuminate.

Some whiz kid is probably months away from inventing an app that can decipher whether you're fantasizing about co-workers, or whether you're just fantasizing about normal people who will never have sex with you.

The one downside of Siri: because it uses server-side software to decipher what you're saying (likely using Nuance-licensed technology), you have to be connected to the Internet in order for Siri to work.

Like so many love letters, it's hard to decipher if you haven't already made the leap.

Because of their heavy northern England accents, the women's conversation is so hard to decipher that you long for subtitles.