Sentence examples for learn to fathom from inspiring English sources
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.
Shtetls abounded in the border region of western Ukraine and eastern Poland, and the story cycle traces not only a bookish young Jew's attempt to learn war — to "fathom the soul of a fighter," to "understand life, to see what it actually is" — but Babel's homecoming, by way of witnessed Jewish suffering, to his own Jewishness.
But there's still an occasional sense of remove (Gold is one of our smartest directors, but not our warmest) and too little suggestion of why Big Alison has thrown herself back through the years and what she hopes to find or learn or fathom.
Upon learning that Macbeth has murdered his wife and three children, Macduff struggles to fathom a grief beyond words.
The contrast was hard to fathom.
The weight is hard to fathom.
Whitacre's motivation is impossible to fathom.
Amenábar's intentions are hard to fathom.
