Sentence examples for deciphering meaning from inspiring English sources

Some modern critics believe Eureka is the key to deciphering meaning in all Poe's fiction, that all his works involve similar theories.

Another reason to revitalize commedia dell'arte: Gestures help us decipher meaning in communication.

She doesn't exactly imitate a 16th-century style; instead, she incorporates its rhythms into her own, enabling young readers to decipher meaning from context.

The writing system of the classic Maya has been substantially deciphered, meaning that a corpus of their written and inscribed material has survived from before the European conquest.

The notion is that one shouldn't have to wade through another person's speech patterns to decipher meaning; everyone should speak and think like I do so that my job as a reader is easy.

THUMP spoke to senior financial analyst Richard Tullo of Albert Fried and Company over the phone, and he suggested that these relatively small percentages were hard to decipher meaning from without more extensive context than the report provides.

The genetic basis for some of the key traits that differentiate M. bovis from M. tuberculosis have now been deciphered, meaning that we can construct recombinants where M. tuberculosis expresses traits normally associated with M. bovis.

However, beyond demonstrating "what is important about that case in its world" (Stake 2003 140) my interpretations and thick contextual description allows readers to decipher meanings that might be transferable to their own circumstances (Stake 2003; Shenton 2004) potentially offering "the force of example" in resolving relatable issues (Flyvbjerg 2006:228; Thomas 2011).

This doesn't help us with deciphering a meaning, but it helps us to process how we are looking.

"Deciphering its meaning might even rival the debate that raged over Bill Clinton's definition of what 'is' is".

The narratives are written in the rune-like script of tree rings, and the scientists at the Arizona laboratory are making great progress in deciphering their meaning.