Sentence examples for fathom from from inspiring English sources

From what I can fathom from exhaustive research, no one did.

They are hard enough to fathom from the inside, let alone from without.

It's a special place with so many ongoing projects that the scale of this institution is hard to fathom from the outside.

Hard to fathom from a superior offensive team, but the Pacers are playing into the Knicks' hands, making themselves a smaller, slower jump-shooting team.

It's a little hard to fathom from a writer whose comedy skits with Mike Nichols and whose screenplays for films like "The Heartbreak Kid" were so rooted in the neurotically misshapen psyches of her characters, but Ms. May doesn't seem to know Howard and Selma (or any of the others) very well.

Childhood is the cryptogram that John, the agitated ten-year-old hero of Mamet's play, who has problems sleeping, and whose father is or is not coming home to take him on a camping trip, is trying to fathom from the mixed messages, lies, and double binds of his caretakers.

"Holes in paper open and take me fathoms from anywhere".

Today depths are still cited in 6-foot (1.8-metre) intervals called fathoms, from the Old Norse word fathmr ("outstretched arms").

Its possible involvement in the process of aging and longevity can be fathomed from the observation that expression level of SIRT2 was found upregulated in kidney and white-adipose tissues of caloric-restricted mice (Zhu et al., 2012).

That's harder to fathom but, from Serco's point of view, Soames is an excellent pick.

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