Sentence examples for fathom someone from inspiring English sources

We're so habituated to female perfection that we can't fathom someone like Dunham flaunting an "imperfect" physique.

If this were a real computer, with a power button and a monitor, I could fathom someone programming it to win.

Not only can't I fathom someone purposely erasing all/ their emails, regardless of what kind of work you do, but she didn't even back them up while she was in office?

For anyone who simply cannot fathom someone believing in magic, think of prayer, asking a greater power to help in a situation.

It has drawn the awe of teammates who cannot fathom having someone by their side at all times — especially someone identical in every conceivable way.

Nor could he fathom why someone would bind a deer's legs.

It was just too hard to fathom – that someone who wants to lead our nation could say those things.

We were both recent graduates of a top liberal arts college, and I could not fathom that someone from my school was in such a "desperate" situation.

Those who live ordinary lives may find it hard to fathom that someone like Robin Williams could be miserable enough to want to die.

This combination of hopelessness and hopefulness is hard to fathom for someone like me; I can find everything I need spiritually and materially in the city where I live, London.

Earlier in the affair, Mr McKeever stepped up pressure on Mr Mitchell to hand in his resignation, saying it was "hard to fathom how someone who holds the police in such contempt could be allowed to hold a public office".