Sentence examples for parsing what from inspiring English sources

Parsing what was actually happening around the country was difficult, because of a news blackout.

Most of our development effort is going into parsing what the player says.

Some institutions are not parsing what products are riskier than others, but rather they are rushing for the door.

And while Twitter is no place for grammatical purists, it's hard to resist parsing what must have been a carefully crafted début.

I think that Murdoch, a man not so much paranoid as he is realistic about his enemies, is parsing what he sees as "'good Jews" from "bad Jews".

(The new rule, along with two proposals for parsing what counts as a "closely held" religious corporation, is an interim regulation; both have been opened to public comment until October 21st).

Afterward, I couldn't quite parse what I had witnessed.

Let's start in the mid-1980s; huge changes in expected inflation make it harder to parse what went before.

In the past, speech-recognition software has parsed what is being said into its constituent sounds, known as phonemes.

We go on and off the record, as he constantly attempts to parse what he can and cannot say.

Since it entered the market in 2005, Pandora has collected a mountain of data to help it parse what music people like and why.