Sentence examples for completely fathom from inspiring English sources

So haute couture is changing, and in ways the old guard doesn't completely fathom.

"He's got a natural animal instinct for how to play an audience, which is extraordinary," he said, adding that even after working with him closely, he still considered Mr. Gillen a person "who I wouldn't pretend to say I completely fathom".

He had retreated into that dark corner of his psyche from which the inevitable explosions came, a place neither friends nor family -- nor, for that matter, Ted himself -- ever completely fathomed.

The notion that we were completely over was hard to fathom due to my fatalistic tendencies: There is no one out there for me.

The bill's original author, Alaska Delegate Bob Bartlett, spoke for many of the bill's proponents when he expressed his bafflement at the response that it had received: I am completely at a loss in attempting to fathom the reasons why certain individuals and certain groups have now started a letter-writing campaign … to defeat the act.

It took my entire focus to keep from falling apart completely amid the intensity of labor; I couldn't fathom having to cope with an observer and medical checks as well.

Looking back on my husband's life, thus far, as a father, businessman, husband, grandfather and pillar in the Chicago community, I cannot fathom how his son's values went completely astray.

In the current season she is on the lam, living in motels; one of her three children is a murderer and possible psychopath; and other family members are turning to state-fair butter-eating contests in the hope of winning an R.V. A chronic underachiever who couldn't fathom the concept of legitimate employment, Nancy has completely lost the respect of her children.

The teachers left that class completely unattended during recess and lunch, as if they couldn't fathom how any kid could get into trouble playing with those large calculating typewriters.

Most midshipmen occur at depths of less than 50 fathoms (1 fathom equals 6 feet), and all are found in water shallower than 200 fathoms.

Tales of total destruction that normies, or people completely removed from the drug world, might gawk at and find hard to fathom.