Sentence examples for you can decipher from inspiring English sources

Now you can decipher the anagram.

No matter what language you speak, you can decipher Statham (general gist: "Don't mess. I will kill you").

From which you can decipher not only that Houellebecq's cynicism is sincere and well researched, but that he can be very funny indeed.

You look at them and sense an artist's hand drawing or painting them; you can decipher the printing stages and savor the deliberate irregularities.

His logorrhea can be exhausting, but his quick tongue and enigmatic narratives may win you over, even if you can decipher only a few lines at a time.

But as you get out of the car, you realize that almost every word you can decipher is one that can't be used in this newspaper.

(Relaying the Beijing comment later, Mr. Huntsman told a group of reporters, "You all can decipher that").

However, it starts to get a little more menacing when you realise that the data can decipher which days you're most likely to be at a check-in spot.

Some whiz kid is probably months away from inventing an app that can decipher whether you're fantasizing about co-workers, or whether you're just fantasizing about normal people who will never have sex with you.

A new tool recently emerged that can decipher what you're typing when using Skype.

It can decipher to you that the person cares about their family and reminds the person of them every time they see it.