Sentence examples for was deciphering from inspiring English sources
verb
To decode or decrypt a code or cipher to plain text.
"It seemed like someone was deciphering something almost every day.
The biggest headache, he says, was deciphering how much about the breach his nonprofit needed to disclose.
With some difficulty, the boy was deciphering in the mirror the numerals and letters on the license plates of the cars that were following them.
His first assignment, under Ralph Tester, who had been recruited from the BBC monitoring service, was deciphering the messages sent back to Berlin by German police troops operating on the eastern front.
The trick was deciphering the emotional content of those 604,000 utterances.
Especially Shannon, whose high point of usefulness was deciphering Rousseau's documents for Sayid.
Linear B was deciphered as Greek in 1952 by Michael Ventris.
Then, in 1952, against all odds, the script was deciphered — seemingly in a single stroke.
The lower text of the codex was deciphered, transcribed, and edited by Tregelles in 1861.
Subsequently, in 1995 the first complete bacterial genome was deciphered (Smith et al., 1995).
"This is what I'm deciphering from your vernacular," he says in his high, soft voice.
