Sentence examples for fathom as from inspiring English sources

In some ways Finlay was difficult to fathom as an actor.

Why Volpi does this for the novel's entirety is as impossible to fathom as so many of his other decisions.

'Cameron makes a virtue of being a non-ideological politician, all of which makes him as difficult to fathom as Blair.

Quite why she was so angry about it I could never quite fathom, as a gun sounded like a questionable solution.

The villagers joked with each other and smiled frequently in a manner I found hard to fathom as they described the horrible events from May.

Thus far, he regrets, the government's approach to the bioterrorism threat seems "a matter of multivoiced disharmony," filled with confusion and contradictory information that he cannot fathom as scientist or citizen.

The defense will portray him as a colossal failure, as an incompetent, out-of-touch manager who couldn't even fathom something as prosaic as an off-the-books partnership and was duped by his unscrupulous chief financial officer.

"I can't fathom being as great as Michael without putting out the work".

"I wouldn't want to go past that," he told Fallon".I can't fathom being as great as Michael without putting out the work, so eleven is perfect.

In order for scientists to fathom the unfathomable, as well as create genuine innovation, they must imbue themselves with creativity and employ a more open-minded approach at the lab bench.

It was clear that his road would be one I never fathomed as his mother.