Sentence examples for desire to fathom from inspiring English sources
A Los Angeles bartender, who claimed to serve the best gimlet in civilization, once told me gimlets were the drink chosen by people with no desire to fathom the overbearing nature of a martini.
The desire to penetrate the surface of Egyptian imperturbability and fathom the hoary and arcane wisdom presumed to lurk beneath it is at least as old as Herodotus.
From her vantage point in the spirit world, Bibi allows us to indulge common fears and fantasies about death as she observes her own funeral and develops the ability to fathom the innermost thoughts and desires of those around her.
For years sharp advertising folks have been trying to fathom the invisible cues and subconscious desires that power behavior in the high-tech arena.
I cannot even begin to fathom, for example, why anyone would actually desire to be the governor of California, but Meg Whitman desperately wants to, for some reason, and has spent "more than $90 million of her own money" toward that goal.
The contrast was hard to fathom.
The weight is hard to fathom.
The reason is not hard to fathom.
It's not difficult to fathom why.
Exactly why is hard to fathom.
