Sentence examples for be fathomable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Able to be to fathomed
The body may be fathomable, but this, inexplicably, is not.
If the mob's anger was directed solely at the state maybe it would be fathomable.
Young people spoke articulately, passionately about some of their life views, which hearteningly included incredibly relaxed attitudes to race, sexuality and empowerment of women, a nice change from 1949, but met questions about universal benefits with a shocked bemusement that would only have been fathomable had Harvey walked up to them in the street and handed them a cormorant.
In his wake, it was fathomable that a dark-skinned field worker could earn urban esteem, break bread with governors and Kennedys and movie stars, fall victim to the grand delusions of his age, and take great leaps and tumbles in the public eye.
But the heartbreaking thing is, this event was not "unfathomable". It is certainly "fathomable" -- it has been fathomable for a long time now.
My wife and I have been together since the mid-1990s; we have presented ourselves as "married" since before such a notion was fathomable to most people in the United States.
Biologically, it is fathomable that individuals with higher telomere erosion rate over their early lifetime have increased cancer risks; however, as their LTL reaches a threshold and cancer is well on its trajectory of development, their telomere elongation mechanisms are hijacked to stabilize and elongate telomeres even in blood leukocytes, thus, providing better survival.
The difference was barely fathomable.
The idea that any of them would cheat to win, embarrass themselves before their children, was barely fathomable.
That any judge would countenance such a lawsuit for even a millisecond is not fathomable.
