I'm struggling to find the right words to put alongside this book for a review, because I'm not entirely sure I can fathom the words required to really do this book justice.
And as if to underscore the point, it is written -- with a-hard-to-fathom audacity -- entirely in heroic couplets.
Dame Laura Davies' admission to the World Golf Hall of Fame is entirely justified but it is impossible to fathom why another great British name continues to be ignored.
Dame Laura Davies' admission to the World Golf Hall of Fame is entirely justified but it is impossible to fathom why another great British name continues to be ignored.
Mr. Harden tries to fathom a cryptic, troubled and not entirely sympathetic young man whose circumstances lend themselves to exaggeration.
Despite a West Indian history immersed in the rum trade, the Seven Fathoms Distillery produces the only spirit made entirely in the Cayman Islands.
Caolan is entirely unbothered; his reality is so distorted he can't even fathom his debt as real, justifying for the first time in history the existence of violent bailiffs.
But Carnival's premiere brand, "fathom," offers so much more than shuffleboard; this cruise is dedicated entirely to fostering a volunteer experience while traveling to exotic destinations.
Some of the most beautiful, the Fragonard-esque pastoral scenes by Shinn on the mezzanine level, had been entirely effaced with a layer of dull gray paint, for reasons that are hard to fathom.
Other cruise lines have been offering these kinds of excursions on luxury voyages since 2011, but Fathom, which launched in May 2016, is the first to center its weeklong journeys entirely around volunteer work.
Some authors use versions of their own names, often a middle name and a mother or grandmother's surname, but some are entirely invented: the American Samuel Langhorne Clemens, creator of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, took the pilot's two-fathoms measure from the Mississippi river boats he worked on, and became Mark Twain.
