Sentence examples similar to decipherable text from inspiring English sources

(It keeps reverting to a screen of black-and-white text decipherable only by programmers).

They have a challenge in making the fast-rushing, often high-pitched text decipherable to the audience.

It's a setting from 1973 of a passage from Milton's Paradise Lost that achieves an almost Straussian radiance and luxuriousness, even if that is at the expense of the most of the words; the vocal lines lie so high in the soprano range that making the text decipherable is almost impossible.

Smith visibly moves with greater ease through the decipherable world of texts, but here she often gets bogged down in over-interpretation.

Clearly visible on nearly every page of the autograph manuscript are his extensive corrections (from entire passages and paragraphs to crossouts with interlinear replacements of a word or phrase); erasures (some decipherable, others not, leaving gaps in the text); instructions (with arrows); handwritten additions on additional sheets of paper; and other changes.

Though the images are more or less decipherable (much time and effort has been spent by scholars and scientists determining the types of herbs and other plants), the text has proved otherwise.

Lots of barely decipherable murmuring.

Mr. Giuliani's views are less decipherable.

Most real applications require uniquely decipherable codes.

Sometimes the logic was decipherable — a series of noun phrases all beginning with "a" or "the," or "he is" or "she is," or passages mentioning body parts or the weather — and sometimes the text-generator seemed to be copying from the same program that generates a lot of contemporary poetry.

"Apocalypse, girl" swerves from decipherable politics to recondite personal imagery.