Sentence examples for fathom being able to from inspiring English sources

I remember thinking, 'if not now, then when?' I couldn't fathom being able to cast that vote and then look in their eyes and justify voting no.

Even in the busiest summer months, I cannot fathom not being able to find your own quiet place of serenity by the sea.

"At no time during my actions did I even fathom the possibility of being able to be contaminated with cocaine," said Barber in a statement.

Young people, however, are not alone in not being able to fathom the distant future.

Sorry to my daughters for not being able to even fathom what step one would be of creating this cake, besides possibly taking eggs out of the refrigerator and seeing if we have flour in the house.

The Morris character can't fathom how Dutch, son of an alcoholic skip-town father, is able to transcend his poverty and limitations time and again.

The concept of employees being able to comfortably discuss their pay is hard for some employers to fathom.

I had too many visions of lovingly gazing down at my precious, sleeping little one, too much optimism about my optimism being able to trump any newborn behavior, and too much biology demanding to be reproduced to be able to fathom how challenging and exhausting on so many levels it can be (and certainly has been in our house).

Winning at Daytona is just, I can't even fathom I'd be able to do that".

Even after more than two years of looking for a home in the Roslyns, he still struggles to fathom how the market is able to sustain itself.

Fifteen years ago, you would not have been able to fathom many of the jobs that exist today.