Sentence examples for easier to fathom from inspiring English sources

Woods knows all about losing form, although in his case the reasons were easier to fathom.

On the Palestinian side, at least, the key objections are easier to fathom.

There are lighter equivalents elsewhere, but they are scarcely easier to fathom: Saw A. and B. last night.

Some disparities are easier to fathom than others: male boxers have ten events, women (who box for the first time at this games) have three.

Jimmy was no easier to fathom in his anger and guilt, locked in some oedipal tangle with his mother and two "fathers", neither of them trustworthy.

The motivation for the Conservatives is easier to fathom; they had to have an intellectual justification for the decimation of industry they presided over in the 80s.

He is not easy to fathom.

Easy to fathom, but a shame.

But it's not so easy to fathom why.

So his affinity for Victoria Rowell is easy to fathom.

It's easy to fathom what Putin might want from Trump.