Sentence examples for something unfathomable from inspiring English sources
I've said it before, but there is something unfathomable to me about people who put so much effort into breaking arcane records.
Here again the sum of fashion and art is greater than its individual parts, for we sense something unfathomable beyond what we see.
What is a novel, he demanded, if not the illicit transformation of something unfathomable into a three-hundred-page-long series of puzzles that admit of solutions?
By bestowing anonymity on the suicidal mother (who in the play has only one child) rather than on the train driver, Mr. Fugard turns the death of a specific woman into something unfathomable and epic in scale.
Yesterday, at 12.58pm precisely, using a party of Japanese tourists as cover, two Chinese artists bounded half-naked on to Tracey Emin's My Bed at the Tate Gallery, had a slightly half-hearted pillow fight and then shouted something unfathomable in Mandarin.
For $99, the Boxee TV hits for the same price as the Apple TV and top-tier Roku but offers something unfathomable in its competitors: A live TV tuner and DVR without a storage limit.
Mr. Giddens points out that the firm tracked its liquidity and transfers between accounts by "informal means" that included oral reports, something almost unfathomable for an organization executing billions of dollars of trades a day.
His mental process is essentially organic; it proceeds by means of visual and emotional association, at the opposite pole to systematic thought, which, as he has said of Wittgenstein, "becomes something completely unfathomable".
Before leaving her husband, Victorine observes that "distance between them is about something as unfathomable as the color of the sky after the sun has set or the smell of gardenia in the spring".
Here in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, where hand-painted signs for fresh vegetables dot winding roads and eating local has long been a way of life, some farmers and market managers are uttering something once unfathomable: there are too many farmers' markets.
As an insufferably cheap person, I find the idea of turning down something free unfathomable.
