Sentence examples for just deciphering from inspiring English sources

Apart from just deciphering their words, take notice of the humor, the feeling, and the formality they employ.

But deciphering his private message can sometimes be simple: just listen to his players afterward.

"We've just started deciphering the notebooks," said Neumann.

In a compulsory course on historical grammar, one of her teachers, Carlo Gallavotti, introduced her to Linear B, a syllabic script used to write Greek during the later second millennium BC, which had only just been deciphered.

And it doesn't create a comfortable feeling.But if it is too dark, you have to concentrate just to decipher what is written and can't concentrate so well on the plot and characters etc.

There wasn't much talking with him, just listening, and deciphering.

Linguists working with that team have just succeeded in deciphering an inscription on one of the megalith's stones, written in an ancient Indo-European language.

Actually, your back-story was long and confusing enough that I might prefer an early demise just to avoid deciphering all of it.

Determining the roles of X-linked imprinting, karyotype, and mosaicism in Turner syndrome may thus help in deciphering not just the genetic aetiology of this condition, but also the genetic and epigenetic basis of human sexual dimorphism (Davies and Wilkinson 2006; Skuse 2006).

But it is hard to decipher just what "Human Events" is really about, at this stage.

You just can't decipher them through all the noise".