Sentence examples for deciphering another from inspiring English sources

She should quit and spare all us the trouble of deciphering another incoherent apology.

"His body is like a kind of book, and every time people decipher another few pages there is great excitement, but essentially the book all leads in the same direction.

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Deciphering is quite another.

Mr. Kim and his bosses used the text of a popular South Korean novel to decipher one another's messages.

Mr. Kim said he and his handlers in the North used an agreed-upon book — "Whale Hunt," a popular novel in the South — to decipher one another's codes.

The play involves espionage, as characters strain to decipher one another.

Archaeologists struggled to decipher ancient Greek; deciphering a transmission from another world will be even more difficult.

The difficulties of reading Japanese literature can hardly be exaggerated; even a specialist in one period is likely to have trouble deciphering a work from another period or genre.

More recently, she has been scrawling lyrics, such as U2's "One life, you got to do what you should," on her left arm; deciphering the references has become another fan activity.

With Mirsky's encouragement, Finch decided to tackle another risky project: deciphering the physiology of growing old.