Sentence examples for it difficult to fathom from inspiring English sources
Finally Assembly Wales has made a very useful video to show you how the regional vote works – a complicated system which some find it difficult to fathom.
Gooden pitched seven competent innings for one of the best teams in baseball and made it difficult to fathom how he was unemployed before George Steinbrenner offered him one more chance.
That brought a nice riposte of "Where's your European Cups?" from the Kop, but on the pitch the home team were finding it difficult to fathom out what their opponents were scheming.
EU diplomats are puzzled by the unilateral act of "James Bond diplomacy" A former senior British diplomat, Emyr Jones Parry, meanwhile said he found it "difficult to fathom" why the Foreign Office had not contacted the provisional council in Benghazi to say UK diplomats with military protection would be coming to meet senior figures.
The former senior British diplomat Emyr Jones Parry said he found it "difficult to fathom" why the Foreign Office had not contacted the provisional council in Benghazi to say UK diplomats with military protection would be coming to Benghazi to meet senior figures.
"I find it difficult to fathom what on Earth you thought you were doing.
If the virtues of duty and service Douthat cites seemed a bit corny or cobwebbed, it's because it's difficult to fathom that anyone seeking power in America believes in them anymore.
With Seattle on a roll — it's home to Microsoft, Amazon.com, Starbucks, Costco, Nordstrom — it is difficult to fathom why any team (or business, for that matter) would leave the city and its famous quality of life for a metropolitan area one-third its size.
It is difficult to fathom the devastation caused by the Hsiaolin landslide when it reached Chishan Creek and Hsiaolin Village.
Mr. Green said it was difficult to fathom why the city needed to pay so much overtime when it already employs what is by far the largest municipal police force in the country.
"While it is difficult to fathom the scale of this LQG, we can say quite definitely it is the largest structure ever seen in the entire universe," lead author Roger Clowes, of the University of Central Lancashire in England, said in a statement.
