Sentence examples for skills to decipher from inspiring English sources

Some traders worry openly that too many of their colleagues lack the skills to decipher conflicting signals from Europe's leaders in an industry ever more dependent on perception and political guesswork.

She was like the grim reaper roaming our campus, tall and shadowy, with an expression on her face that I did not yet have the skills to decipher.

If you cannot put words that aren't related to your topic in your code, try to make it as mysterious and complicated as you possibly can! Use your deductive skills to decipher the arbitrary code.

The names given to each objet d'kitsch provide wry commentary: a bovine statuette is titled "A Bunch of Bull" and a framed copy of the 2000 annual report is entitled "It Takes Skill ing?) to Decipher".

Brock and Salinsky [18] define empathy as "the skills used to decipher and respond to the thoughts and feelings passing from the patient to the physician".

However, it is a skill in itself to decipher constructive advice that you feel contradicts what you are trying to communicate as a writer.

She was a "walking Rosetta Stone", said Mack, able to decipher and repeat any movement as a physical language skill.

That's a skill that she learnt on the shop floor: getting the measure of someone physically, but also reading their personality to decipher what it is they're really asking her for.

They were trying to decipher a quote.

DORY is different and difficult to decipher.

I watched them closely, trying to decipher the story.