Sentence examples for having to decode from inspiring English sources

At least in the hospital, the patients seemed to have enough trouble relating to me without having to decode the nuance of humor.

A scalable bit stream must be organized in such a way that specific content data from the compressed bit stream can be accessed, at different resolutions, without having to decode the full bit stream.

It's sort of a puzzle that you have to decode.

For the Knicks to have a chance without Ewing, Sprewell has to decode the mystery to his late-game disappearance.

At the same time, teams of investigators were ready to move quickly to observe meetings arranged in the same conversations, often in language they had to decode.

Sometimes, the reader has to decode Harrower's careful irony: "He made a sound not like a laugh" (about a histrionic charmer who is feeling sorry for himself).

These steamy cafeterias are more foreigner friendly than in the past but it is still likely that you'll have to decode the Polish-only menu.

Can you imagine a version of "Charlotte's Web," for instance, in which the reader has to decode Charlotte's spun messages about Wilbur?

The social message is something you have to decode, maybe weeks later as you think about it or sing the songs to yourself.

This weekend we clap for Mark, and as I plot his dinner menu and hit the liquor store, I have to decode what he wants.

(Before a kindly soul at Microsoft provided the file formatting description, Mr. Reside had to decode all the number strings manually).