Sentence examples for seem to decipher from inspiring English sources

Emotions are the one thing Dan Brown can't seem to decipher.

Bell said he was a bigger back — he is 6 feet 2 inches and 244 pounds now — and scouting services could not seem to decipher how fast he was.

People who often seem to be trying to decipher and translate messages from elsewhere.

It is in the fabric of our daily routines, which turn out to have been little more than distractions, and in our exchanges with others, who sometimes see into our most secret selves and casually reveal what they have learned in some offhand remark and, at other times, seem unable to decipher the clear signs of hurt and dismay inscribed in our faces and gestures for all to see.

Despite the light's acoustic signal the blind woman seemed unable to decipher when it was safe to walk onto the street.

The department is also looking for computational models that could illuminate how groups make what seem to be irrational decisions, and decipher the way the brain processes social and cultural norms.

Delays and cancellations are commonplace, and confused crowds have mobbed Grand Central Terminal at rush hour, trying to decipher train schedules that seem to have run amok.

The relationships between major groups within an emergent new class of biological entities are hard to decipher and do not seem to fit the tree pattern that, following Darwin's original proposal, remains the dominant description of biological evolution.

And I've been in those libraries, struggled with those archives, attempted to decipher those murky photographs that seem to suggest both so much and so little.

These studies seem to be the best source for deciphering the putative function of novel genes [33].

The mechanisms of inhibition remain to be deciphered but do not seem to involve MAPKs.