Sentence examples for deciphering I from inspiring English sources

After encountering so many bare walls and open spaces, after examining so many amalgams of photography, altered objects, seductive materials and Conceptual puzzles awaiting deciphering, I started to feel as if it were all part of a big-box chain featuring only one brand.

Further work is thus needed to decipher (i) if, beside adhesion to host cells, gonococcal PilC1 and PilC2 variants promote qualitatively different host cell responses, and (ii) how the regulation of both pilC genes is in control of the cellular response.

If you caught the season premiere of "Mad Men," the one in which Don Draper's new wife swivels around in a little black dress at his birthday party while delivering a series of French syllables that I was too dumbstruck to attempt to decipher, I'm willing to bet that this little ditty is stuck in your head, too.

While this isn't easy for the layman to decipher I can assure you if someone in your family has a disability or chronic disease, these definitions will be crucial to them and their ability to get appropriate care.

I swam through the 370-year-old "New" English (as someone living in 2012 who had considerable trouble deciphering it, I would definitely consider it "Olde") and found the true heart of the speech -- the ideals, which remain timeless, applicable in both 1644 and 2012 and modified only with circumstances.

Moore wrote lyrics for the album by "mumbling along to the song and then deciphering what I'm saying".

I looked at these various documents and I deciphered them and I decoded them and I used that information as a basis for purchasing stock.' There is no question about that.

By this time, I have processed situations I encountered earlier, and I am able to decipher how I truly feel now that time has passed.

This glacial record has been deciphered by (i) geomorphological mapping from aerial photographs and on the ground, (ii) documenting the relationship between thick well-dated, uplifted glaciomarine strata and the underlying palaeolandscape, (iii) examining surficial sediment facies, and (iv) surface-exposure dating using 10Be and 26Al.

There have actually been occasions where I couldn't decipher what I'd written, at least a word or two, but she could translate it.

A lot of words I can't decipher so I send it to a friend who can read German.