Sentence examples similar to prepared to decipher from inspiring English sources

(Oh yes, the "small caveat": to go along with this, you must be prepared to believe that computers can decipher the intricacies of human emotion).

"The central idea is a puzzle the three characters are trying to solve". Yet that puzzle is also one that the audience are invited to decipher - provided, of course, they are prepared to put in a degree of effort.

Analysts and oil company advisers were still trying to decipher the announcement, and Treasury officials said they were not yet prepared to answer questions about the hastily put-together measures.

4. For most of us, it's easy for a day to disappear into an endless vortex of piles of laundry, food to prepare and homework to decipher all after a full day of work outside our home.

It is Ms. Landa who takes the Incahuasi khipus, some of which were found neatly rolled up and others in snarled jumbles, and painstakingly cleans and untangles them and prepares them for researchers to decipher.

Two thin sections were prepared for the parent rock to decipher the texture, mineralogy and alteration.

As a new government prepares to take power in this state, the only one in India with a Muslim majority, deciphering Srinagar's intricate economic mosaic is important.

They were trying to decipher a quote.

DORY is different and difficult to decipher.

Those intentions are not hard to decipher.

I watched them closely, trying to decipher the story.