Sentence examples for fathom with from inspiring English sources

Farfalle with Swiss chard, Gaeta olives and toasted breadcrumbs was flavorless — hard to fathom with such assertive ingredients.

Such an impact is hard to fathom with a glass of a Failla syrah in front of you.

"I've always felt he just, like, operates at levels that I couldn't even begin to fathom with my simple Wisconsin mind," says VandeHei, an Oshkosh native.

But the Jets now rank 25th in the league in rushing average (95.6 yards a game), which is hard to fathom with Martin in the lineup.

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The ongoing death toll is hard to fathom, with an average of 129 people dying from overdoses every day.

So there he was at the end of his round at the Old Course on Saturday, with a surname most bettors cannot pronounce and a game they cannot fathom, still with the lead after shooting a 69 for a 15-under-par total of 201.

Many CPI-M members, particularly Muslims, cannot fathom voving with the "communalist" BJP.

Japan is Hollywood's wild card – difficult to fathom, but with big rewards on the table if you manage a hit in the world's third largest movie market.

"In my heart I cannot fathom that with the amount of time spent, the amount of money, the amount of cases, the amount of pathways of exposure we have already been told about that we can't find some answers here," said Linda Gillick, whose 22-year-old son Michael suffers from neuroblastoma, the same fast-spreading cancer that Lauren Kotran must deal with.

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