Sentence examples for hope to fathom from inspiring English sources

How they contrive to play so well, so spontaneously, and yet in such perfect coördination with the demands of dramatic timing is a matter I can never hope to fathom.

As yet another day passed without a president-elect, and with a fresh flurry of court rulings and county actions to digest and hope to somehow fathom, people interviewed today in Westfield and in other pockets around the nation expressed mounting confusion and frustration about the interminable national saga.

Quite how England have even a glimmer of hope in this match is difficult to fathom following another inept batting display, which was horribly reminiscent of their deficiencies in the 3-0 whitewash by Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates earlier this year.

Quite what Klinsmann hoped to gain from that substitution is hard to fathom.

It is hard to fathom how South Vietnamese commanders hoped to move 400,000 civilians in utmost secrecy.

Hard to fathom.

The contrast was hard to fathom.

It's ridiculous to fathom".

He is harder to fathom.

"It is hard to fathom".

The weight is hard to fathom.