Sentence examples for fathom its meaning from inspiring English sources

The recording deserves to be heard by any open-minded person trying to fathom its meaning to the fullest.

Occasionally, after a train had passed, Fyodorov would discover some object on the track and try at length to fathom its significance.

I've seen that saturnine masterpiece many times over the years, and I've given up trying to fathom its message, if it has one.

It still has room to run; investors don't yet fathom its power in 30 countries outside Italy, and in wireless and Internet communications.

The flow of people into this Lincolnshire market town is harder to fathom, its impact is less clear.

Of course, had it really been the case that those who wrote the charter could best fathom its true meaning, one would have expected considerable agreement about constitutional matters among those former delegates in Philadelphia who participated in the first federal government.

How can parents convey its meaning if we can't fathom it?

If you wanted to know why people do the things they do, understand the mind of God, or even fathom the meaning of it all, scientists were supposed to be able to tell you.

Do they fathom the meaning of liberty?

He looked at her for a moment, trying to fathom her meaning.

Jack, who has tried to fathom the meaning of the lyrics of "Rivers of Babylon" — "So let the words of our mouths / and the meditations of our hearts / be acceptable in thy sight" — now lives them.