Sentence examples for fathom the complexity of from inspiring English sources
The mythologising of sisters, as best friends or sworn enemies, has at its heart the general anxiety of outsiders unable to fathom the complexity of the relationship – it's no coincidence that the ancient Greek Gorgons, reptilian females who could turn men to stone with one look, were three sisters.
Conversely, Haqqani's apparently independent stance earned him kudos in Washington, where puzzled politicians of every stripe continually struggle to fathom the complexities of Pakistan's politics and persist with the erroneous idea that the country is a functioning democracy.
The psychologist, being Pākehā, could not fathom the complexities of cultural dislocation from Te Ao Māori.
He quickly fathomed the complexities of the social system, grasping with whom to ally himself and when it was time to shift alliances.
Investment banks are particularly hard to fathom because of the complexity of their business and the volatility of their earnings.
