Sentence examples for fathom the words from inspiring English sources

I'm struggling to find the right words to put alongside this book for a review, because I'm not entirely sure I can fathom the words required to really do this book justice.

Yes, one could argue interminably whether the First Amendment language allows unlimited spending on election campaigns or not, trying to fathom what the words might have meant or were intended to mean to the founders.

Growing up in a biracial family, Mowry says she couldn't even fathom the hateful words she's heard about her marriage.

Loomis was coming to the conclusion that he couldn't fathom anything; the word seemed appropriate to him, because most of the time he felt as if he were drowning and couldn't find the bottom or the surface of this murky body of water he had fallen, or dived, into.

Richards will sometimes refuse to play songs popular with fans; in 2007 Williams told Beat Richards no longer played "Asleep in Perfection" as "Glenn cannot fathom to sing the words that he wrote back then... he's moved on from that place".

Fox News, for reasons I cannot fathom, decided that the word "slutbag" was an important part of the story but nevertheless felt it needed minor censoring.

"That woman didn't have a concrete floor, and now she does"—those were the words Julie recalled Fathom's local partners saying.

It is also hard to fathom how a council which bears the words "human rights" in its name, decided to establish a committee to investigate who is right.

But when our experience of the wild world shrinks, we no longer fathom the depths of our own words; language loses its lustre and vividness.

A conversation with him is a dot-to-dot puzzle in verbal form, with the interviewer left to fathom the far-flung connections between disjointed words and phrases.

"I cannot fathom the pain you feel and my words will never ease them but please know that I am so sorry".