Sentence examples for set out to decipher from inspiring English sources

Perlin believes that Dylanhas had a lot to say about the law over the years, and that Dylan's songs lay out an entire system of legal philosophy — a jurisprudence of Bob Dylan, if you will — which Perlin has set out to decipher and, of course, publish one day in a reputable journal.

Perlin believes that Dylanhas had a lot to say about the law over the years, and that Dylan's songs lay out an entire system of legal philosophy a jurisprudence of Bob Dylan, if you will which Perlin has set out to decipher and, of course, publish one day in a reputable journal.

The study set out to decipher what trait these stellar women most commonly shared.

About 8 years ago, Jürgen Hammer, an immunologist at Hoffman-La Roche Inc. in Nutley, New Jersey, set out to decipher the rules that govern peptide binding to MHC molecules.

Building up on these results we set out to decipher the first comprehensive MeMP.

We further set out to decipher the molecular mechanism underlying SMAR1-mediated G2/M arrest.

In his most recent book, Cells to Civilizations: The Principles of Change that Shape Life [Princeton University Press, 2012; Guardian Bookshop; Amazon UK/kindle UK; Amazon US/kindle US], Coen sets out to decipher the interrelationships between genes, development, the mind and evolution.

"Revival," King's 55th novel, introduces a fellow solitary genius, the Rev. Charles Jacobs, a Frankenstein-like mad scientist who sets out to decipher the "secret of the universe" and the "path to ultimate knowledge" by harnessing and using a "secret electricity" to open "doorways to the infinite". Jacobs is a man obsessed, ready to sacrifice the entire human race to get what he wants.

Most of these dipinti were not known until Bolman, Paul Dilley and many other scholars set out to clean, decipher and then translate these hidden texts.

"Lo and behold, there the books were, just tucked in under the eaves in the attic". Instead of donating the notebooks to a museum or selling them to a collector, the sisters--Agnes, Anne, Julia and Rada Fulper--set out to decipher the codes and in 1985 set up Fulper Glazes Inc. in Yardley.

They set out to learn more.