Sentence examples for try and decipher from inspiring English sources
After college I got a job at Bank of America in San Francisco to try and decipher federal banking policy.
In this confronting play by Ireland's Dead Centre theatre company, a lip-reader must try and decipher their words to solve the mystery.
Read more 3= Emotionally intelligent alien-contact sci-fi from Sicario's Denis Villeneuve,with Amy Adams as the unhappy linguist called in to try and decipher communications from mysterious extraterrestrial arrivals.
Puzzled, I kept watching to try and decipher the storyline behind all these enormous breasts and hard dicks.
One event that was on was hosted by the law firm Bristows, who assembled a panel of luminaries from the blockchain world to try and decipher exactly what it was all about for an audience of primarily non-techies.
The past year has seen a number of projects emerge to try and help decipher whether a startup has what it takes to grow into something substantial.
The pull of this work (if it pulls you) is the invitation to keep trying to connect and decipher.
Trying to dissect and decipher the exact roles of mDC and pDC subsets in this disease, however, remains difficult because both subsets are present in RA synovial fluid and infiltrate synovial tissues [ 10, 11].
On the roof of 831 Gerard Avenue, you can look into the open mouth of the upper stands and watch the crowd watch the game, and try to decipher the meaning of the applause or the silence, much the same way a runner on second tries to read a catcher's signals.
It's a bit like photorealism, where you can look at the images from a distance and think they are a photograph, but when you get closer and try to decipher their pixels, you are surprised by masterful brushstrokes instead.
