Sentence examples for deciphering the meaning from inspiring English sources
Therefore, starting from a step-by-step guide, the objective consists in deciphering the meaning of the NEET rate to propose valid policy responses.
He was reported to the KGB, who unexpectedly supported him, realising the status of a criminal could be determined by deciphering the meaning of his tattoos.
That means taking a scientific approach to gathering customer input, tweaking the product, then measuring success through the examination of hard facts and finally deciphering the meaning behind the data.
Instead of worrying about deciphering the meaning of the film, he encourages audiences to experience it the same way they would absorb an opera, a painting, or a sculpture as a feast for the senses.
This has significant implications for dementia care, where knowledge of individual preference, style, and vocational history is critical to accurately deciphering the meaning of behavior (Kontos & Naglie, 2009), individualizing care (Carpenter & Challis; Carpenter et al., 2000), and potentially minimizing the use of physical and pharmacological restraints (Kontos & Naglie, 2007).
The Gucci language is easy to distinguish, but it is almost impossible to decipher the meaning within.
One day in the park, a girl smiles at Cartwheel and soon begins helping her to decipher the meaning of the strange floating signs.
The three detectives then embark on a search to uncover the origin of this and other mysterious artifacts — and decipher the meaning of the terrorist's claim.
Trying to decipher the meaning of "Catcher in the Rye" between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. for an 8 a.m. exam, not so much.
