Sentence examples for seem to fathom from inspiring English sources
Like Congress patching gaping fiscal wounds, the Redskins didn't seem to fathom that they were damaging the franchise long term.
The bill "would effectively turn everyone into potential one-person mini-churches".That is a prospect much more worrisome than the bill's opponents seem to fathom.
To sum up, thousands of commercial mortgage brokers like myself are now unemployed.Barry Geller Boca Raton, Florida* SIR – Congratulations on hitting the issue square on, and having the wisdom to illustrate what our own politicians can't seem to fathom or deal with.
These tax-loving politicos can't seem to fathom that the Internet creates new commerce.
While not all of these deals are likely to happen, analysts don't seem to fathom specific bids for the magazine group.
But when people discover that I actually chose to move here they can't seem to fathom why.
And Ms. Gordon seems to fathom both species equally well.
But in the Democratic Party, few seem to be able to fathom she won't run.
The decision to gut Australia's government science agency of climate research may seem hard to fathom.
They shuttled residents between bedrooms and bathrooms and therapy sessions, interacting with a familial warmth that made the facility's confirmed abuse allegations seem hard to fathom.
Both of those men will try to defend their titles in May, but an announcement this week confirmed that neither man's opponent will be Mr Ward.The inability of professional boxing to organise an undisputed world championship may seem hard to fathom.
