Sentence examples for decoding press from inspiring English sources

Decoding press release now.

Such movements might lead to sensory-evoked activity, which could in turn be used to indirectly decode the presses of the ipsilateral fingers.

Yet its weakness -- that it trains artists to tell as much as to show -- is well known to anyone who has ever been trapped in a so-so artist's studio, or encountered an artwork whose meaning must be decoded from a press release.

Decoding Wagner, by Thomas May; Amadeus Press; $25.

Decoding Wagner is the first in Amadeus Press's "Unlocking the Masters" series of book-CD combos.

She deals with informants, anonymous sources and the press-prosecutor relationship only in passing in a 1998 essay that appeared in Vanity Fair, "Decoding the Starr Report".

First, some decoding.

That takes little decoding.

We are decoding DNA.

Instead of decoding, it describes.

But some obsessions defy decoding.