Sentence examples for don't fathom from inspiring English sources

For reasons that are beyond the understandable fatigue of the veterans and the Queen, I don't fathom how any politician, or political party, could justify being entitled to pay their respects separately.

"If you have a lot of wealthy people moving in, who don't fathom life without a Starbucks, that starts to change the culture," explained Karen Holt, 56, an opposition leader and director of the Molokai Community Service Center.

When you see a baby's face nursing on your breast, you don't fathom how anyone could ever hurt anyone.

This nicely compact set contains ten movies in the franchise, though for some inexplicable reason I don't fathom not the eleventh one (a Christmas special) that is available separately.

I didn't fathom this event".

There's something in that "so" that he doesn't fathom.

Mr. Fishburne says that what he doesn't fathom is why anybody couldn't understand the screenplay.

He still doesn't fathom that his brutish invasion of Iraq unbalanced that part of the world, empowered Iran and was a force multiplier for Muslims who hate America.

It still has room to run; investors don't yet fathom its power in 30 countries outside Italy, and in wireless and Internet communications.

I don't want to fathom the next Facebook picture trend, and I don't want to see it either.

That's the great thing about eating food as compared with nutrients: you don't need to fathom a carrot's complexity to reap its benefits.