Sentence examples for to decipher some of the from inspiring English sources

An even more important use is to decipher some of the songs on the music video channels.

I turned back to the text itself, seeking to decipher some of the references obscured both by time and by the author's penchant for "archaic-cizing" proper nouns.

Much of that is attributable to Romo, who conceded that it took the Cowboys until the second half to decipher some of the exotic defensive looks the Giants threw at them.

Following recent events, you could be forgiven for thinking that you need a postgrad degree in American Studies to decipher some of the more bizarre expressions that have been coming out of the White House.

As he begins to decipher some of the codes hidden in the displays, Mr. Pamuk gestures toward a wall of 4,213 cigarette butts, "smoked" by Fusun while Kemal visited her family home and stolen by Kemal "as tokens of happiness, expressing his longing".

The recent description of the OmpC 3D structure [15], presents the opportunity to decipher some of the detailed molecular criteria involved in antibiotic diffusion through this porin group.

I want to at least be able to decipher some of these words surrounding me every day.

But it would be difficult to decipher some of them on a mobile phone or wearable device.

Although in most cases these models do not completely reflect the phenotypes observed in patients, they serve very valuable subjects to decipher some basic aspects of the cellular changes occurring during AD, HD or PD.

They watched Mr. Holmes intently, hoping to decipher some meaning from the posture and gaze of the shackled 24-year-old man sitting next to his public defenders, his neon orange-pink hair combed flat to his head.

In hunting down serial killers, BAU agents help local police departments better analyze the physical evidence left behind at murder scenes to decipher some motivation or character traits of the killer.