Sentence examples for have to fathom from inspiring English sources

And you won't have to fathom the mysteries of the local public transport system…always a bonus in America.

You have to fathom a company's growth qualitatively.

"I don't want another family to even have to fathom going through this terrible experience," he added.

Like a good shrink, the president listens; it's a way of flattering his subjects and sussing them out without having to fathom what's in their soul.

It is impossible for anyone who has not shared the experience to fathom the psychological suffering of those born into the no-man's-land of "coloured" status in apartheid South Africa.

Ray explains to One Eye: "You have to learn to fathom your way through a world of which you are frightened".

Ray explains to One Eye: "You have to learn to fathom your way through a world of which you are frightened". Fear curdles through this story, which skilfully builds suspense as it discloses their painful pasts.

(For reasons I have yet to fathom, California has the best secondhand clothing shops in the world: cheap and colourful and just generally a delight).

I have yet to fathom any reason why these actions have been taken.

Numerous geologists and historians have tried to fathom how the giant rock pedestals were created an estimated 60 million years ago, but no theory has been fully proven.

As the explorers advanced, moving gingerly, in single file, Brunel suddenly let out a cry: "They have been here!" The question of who "they" were speaks to a mystery that thinking people of every epoch and place have tried to fathom: who are we?