Sentence examples for One can fathom from inspiring English sources

No one can fathom what they went through".

And because no one can fathom it, it must be very important, right?

It's something no one can fathom unless they actually lived through it". She paused.

But looking past the linear sprawl of an artery clogged with shopping strips and gas stations to the heart of the area -- resplendent Lake Mahopac -- one can fathom what first drew people to this spot in southern Putnam County and continues to do so today.

Professor Booth is always ironically aware that no one can fathom the unfathomable.

And some, in the most unsettling instances, disappear for reasons no one can fathom.

What I share with these people is an ephemeral determination to survive that comes and goes not unlike the male adolescents who slip and slide soundlessly as they can in and out of one another's beds, and the beds of girls, lost in a place where making babies is an enormous act of hope and making unspeakable connections to one another is a slavery not one of them can fathom or ever will.

I, for one, can not fathom that the Major forgot anything….

For reasons no one can quite fathom, the government has been trying to remove the scantily clad Bushmen from the Central Kalahari since the mid-1980s.

No one can really fathom why he chose to deny Australia that run, but we think it was for running on the pitch.

No one can easily fathom the meaning of "deep time".