Sentence examples for parsing something from inspiring English sources

But by even talking about privacy and grades, Alvarez is forcing us into parsing something so far afield as to be laughable.

"What we have are people trying to parse something to hyperventilate about that," King said.

Of course, an awful lot of art and music is made and sold and much of it isn't particularly worthwhile; plenty of movies are deadening to watch, and the attempt to give a neutral parsing of something that sparks revulsion or even boredom is a task made in hell, because it's a further deadening of the writer's emotional responses.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Of course, an awful lot of art and music is made and sold and much of it isn't particularly worthwhile; plenty of movies are deadening to watch, and the attempt to give a neutral parsing of something that sparks revulsion or even boredom is a task made in hell, because it's a further deadening of the writer's emotional responses.

The only question about the Middle East came from a foreigner, and the only other one about a foreign country besides Mexico came from the Fox News representative, and was a little hard to parse — it had something to do with Communists insulting the dollar.

Grounding a discussion of racism in a discussion of the law, however, can mean trying to parse and quantify something that escapes definition and sometimes, even, observation.

An interesting-sounding project at Microsoft Research involves fusing several different AI techniques to create something capable of parsing the contents of images in more complex and sophisticated ways.

To produce speech output, you need two things: something to parse the information on the screen (Emacspeak), and something to produce the sounds you hear as output (a speech synthesizer).

There's always something wrong, even if the particular something is hard to identify and endlessly open to parsing: her laugh, her voice, her ankles, her hair, her pantsuits, her marriage.

However, it's not parsing the text in your status updates just yet, although that is something they're now working on, he says.

Let's parse that sentence: When something is "bent... beyond the breaking point," it breaks.