Sentence examples for begin to fathom the from inspiring English sources
It is only with eyes wide open that we can begin to fathom the workings of this new nuclear world.
No one but the two players bound by it will ever really begin to fathom the nature and meaning of it.
And a 62-year-old economist, who lost her husband and father in the war, could not even begin to fathom the prospect of an Azeri return.
There is an argument to be made for these works as latter-day, text-free manuscript illuminations that expand up close, especially as you begin to fathom the careful layering (and taping) that goes into each composition.
But perhaps one reason I'm only hearing the song now is because the album has just been re-released, and I can't begin to fathom the reasons behind that except that, on the current version, "Pretty Wings" is labelled as being "uncut".
I can't even begin to fathom the time and money that early warning saved me!
I've done my best, but only through Nanna have I begun to fathom the true heart of the Italian kitchen--the humble fagoli, the beans.
… Even before the hurricane struck on the weekend of Aug. 26, many in Houston were beginning to fathom the depths of the area's flood dangers.
Although the existence of intratumoral heterogeneity (ITH) in the expression of common biomarkers has been described by pathologists since the late 1890s, we have only recently begun to fathom the staggering extent and near ubiquity of this phenomenon.
County officials are only beginning to fathom the consequences of conflicts in desert lands that could be economically beneficial, or costly and bitterly contested.
