Sentence examples for no longer fathom from inspiring English sources

He could no longer fathom it, why he'd ever been tempted by any others.

Between a government that murdered even peaceful adversaries and a resistance movement sowing violence in the townships, the Hurwitzes could no longer fathom raising children in South Africa.

But when our experience of the wild world shrinks, we no longer fathom the depths of our own words; language loses its lustre and vividness.

Trying to size up these puzzles is like gaping at a homemade contraption that has mysteriously evolved into something even its designers can no longer fathom, let alone operate and dismantle.

I imagine them flying out from the blazed blasts unscathed, their tiny black-and-red wings flickering like charred debris, so that, looking up, you can no longer fathom the explosion they came from, only a family of butterflies floating in clean, cool air, their wings finally, after so many conflagrations, fireproof.

I no longer can fathom what they will try to do.

Or maybe, as economist Adam Ozimek says, it's that people either can no longer afford or fathom moving somewhere else for work, so they get stuck in dying towns.

Thankfully I just turned 25 so this can no longer happen, but I cannot fathom how bad it would it have been if I'd gotten myself killed at 24 and instead of giving me a reasonable person's funeral, my parents were dumb enough to take something I'd drunkenly told my friend as my dying wishes.

But in ways we were only beginning to fathom, my father was no longer her husband, and she was no longer his wife".

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