Sentence examples for fathom the logic from inspiring English sources
"They cut down my apple orchard," he said, trying to fathom the logic of that havoc.
Balotelli was not the sole reason City lost but it was almost impossible to fathom the logic of his selection, unless Mancini was backing a hunch that he might produce his "Why Always Me?" magic of City's 6-1 win at Old Trafford last season.
I can't even fathom the logic behind such a thought.
Mr. O'Hanlon and General Barno said it was hard to fathom the military logic of setting a withdrawal deadline for the surge right in the middle of the fighting season.
Odeh's host, Malcolm Hoenlein, could not fathom this logic.
I cannot fathom the lack of logic our student body displayed during this riot.
"But one thing is certain – his actions spared them further damage by vandalism, weathering and pollution". I'll come to the weathering and pollution later, but it's hard to fathom a logic that suggests that the advantages of this order of pillage include saving the sculptures from vandalism.
Most worrisome of all, we have grown so accustomed to this divide that we no longer flinch at the brazen political attacks on either side — even when the logic underlying these attacks is hard to fathom.
But beyond helping G.E. procure prime seats for executives and clients at events like the Olympics, the logic in owning a film and TV group beside leasing and aircraft engine making is hard to fathom.
