Sentence examples for were parsing from inspiring English sources
verb
To resolve into its elements, as a sentence, pointing out the several parts of speech, and their relation to each other by government or agreement; to analyze and describe grammatically.
By early November, officials were parsing the language of an eventual announcement – a process that evidently went down to the wire, in the official's account.
If [they were based in the UK] they would have to concentrate quite carefully on exactly what they were doing and the extent to which they were parsing incoming email".
As policy experts and advocates were parsing the language of the Senate intelligence committee's long-awaited report on the CIA torture program – which detailed "enhanced interrogation techniques" ranging from waterboarding and sleep deprivation to forced nudity and rectal rehydration – public officials released a flurry of statements and tweets, in support of, or against, the report.
EARLIER this week, while Israel's cheerleaders and Las Vegas casino moguls were parsing every syllable uttered by Mitt Romney in Jerusalem as fastidiously as the Olympic judges were scrutinizing every back flip in London, millions of Palestinians issued a giant collective yawn.
That same day, behind a wall of blue tarp and just a few dozen yards from where reporters were parsing the frustratingly brief statements from officials, agents built a mock-up of Mr. Dykes's bunker, down to the hinges on the door.
The company says that on average some 5,000 of the performers in its database are simultaneously online at any one time — thereby reducing the odds of coming across a really good likeness vs if they were parsing their entire database.
Individual beats were parsed or separated out.
Once he was tapped as a V.P. candidate, his statements were parsed.
Altogether, 145 individual experiments were parsed for this analysis.
These data were parsed and stored in a text file.
FT-BLAST results were parsed for "characteristic substructures" in [209].
