Sentence examples for you could decipher from inspiring English sources

As often as not, the captions were in Neapolitan, too, which was funny whether or not you could decipher the words.

The scenes between the two men were moving, and if you listened close you could decipher the main differences between these two cowboy cops.

You would expect the public address system in a £700m stadium to work but no one around us could decipher a word throughout the game, and yet under the stands it was loud and clear.

I could decipher — is that the word?

But on one wall, even a stranger could decipher the whole story.

He often appeared as an expert witness, particularly as someone who could decipher tape recordings.

He conceded, however, that the software still had work to do before it could decipher road markings at dusk.

Santek didn't say much that I could decipher for the first few minutes, amid laughter and tears of elation.

(Marx had spectacularly bad handwriting; Engels was one of the few people outside the family who could decipher it).

Ribbons whirled in midair and appeared to be messages in a magical sky-writing perhaps only Harry Potter could decipher.

Instead I busied myself reading the headlines of other people's newspapers, picking out new words I could decipher.