Sentence examples for deciphering my from inspiring English sources

As a medievalist who regularly works with manuscripts, I perversely enjoy deciphering my students' atrocious penmanship.

Deciphering my own genome cost $100 million to do.

I will, for instance, find myself irritably deciphering my daughter's cries, my frustration mounting, the need to find something soft and feathery to punch nearing critical, when she closes her eyes and falls asleep and smiles.

I managed to draft the entirety of my 500 word piece in the hazy lit bar, deciphering my pigeon-scratched notes from a used pizza napkin stained with more grease than ink.

He's always been able to decipher my ramblings.

I answer every one, to the dismay of staffers trying to decipher my spidery handwriting.

It was impossible to decipher my handwriting, and I kept throwing up.

In any case, I often can't decipher my scrawlings in the dark.

"But that supposes that there's someone who's going to come decipher my handwriting.

Yet I was foiled again and again like a video game avatar, either because there was no train stop or because I couldn't decipher my map.

But he winked and grinned from his oversize rearview mirror as he tried to decipher my pantomimed attempts to tell him where I wanted to stop.