Sentence examples similar to hard idea to fathom from inspiring English sources
You may meet people who are very hard for you to understand, and you may encounter ideas that are hard for you to fathom, ideas you don't agree with.
A scarier thought would be hard to fathom.
That Young, until then the least politically minded member of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, could write a political song as powerful as "Ohio" remains hard to fathom, although it does support the idea that, in art, simple outrage surpasses ideology.
A week later, that idea seemed a little harder to fathom, but not because the Knicks walloped the struggling Nets in their third match-up (Brooklyn won the first one).
And the idea that the museum could close is hard for Grimm to fathom.
Again, this idea seems so obvious that it's a little hard to fathom that Apple didn't think of this.
But after flying for so many years, the idea of hanging up his sparkling wings is hard for him to fathom.
The idea of the Maasai even contemplating life without their cows, let alone expressing happiness about it, is hard to fathom for many other Kenyans.
The contrast was hard to fathom.
