Sentence examples for decoding the meaning from inspiring English sources

Decoding the meaning of the spoken word is easier for women.

Much of the conjecture centers on decoding the meaning of a phrase much in vogue here, the idea that we are aiming to lift the conversation above left and right.

Previous work has shown that people with amusia don't have much trouble decoding the meaning held in elements beyond the words on a page, like rhythm, stress and intonation.

"Even at five," he writes, "I had become a connoisseur of how grown-ups quarreled". Jones spends a sorrowful amount of time decoding the meaning behind his mother's every glance, in part because she is the most stable adult in his immediate family (a nearby aunt and uncle provide care and stability as well), but Jones' father is a classic.

Caudal IPL is involved in decoding the meaning of words, scenes, or personal morally relevant interactions.

The quotes are meant to help shoppers decode the meaning of the sometimes surreal displays, Mr. Maisner suggested.

Yet her magpie gift for observation isn't coupled with an ability to decode the meaning of what she sees.

While our colleagues on the Politics staff decode the meaning of the caucus results, we'll be decoding what the media coverage is saying about journalism and politics.

Yet Putin's Russia is marked by a discursive, nonlinear quality, full of contradictions for anyone trying to decode the meaning of events.

Trying to decode the meaning of an individual poll is not a terribly useful exercise when 20 or 30 of them are released every day.

A study by Manny Medrano '19 (from right), with guidance from Professor Gary Urton, has decoded the meaning behind khipus, an Incan bookkeeping method of knotted rope.